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i dont like suffering. if you like suffering, i dont want to talk to you. i dont like torture. if you like torture, i dont want to talk to you and i dont want to be near you. i dont think dying is bad: but suffering is. i think death is a beautiful and viable solution to some problems. humane dying should be easily accessible. governments and institutions should stop mindlessly preventing it everywhere. we should accept suffering is bad regardless of it being physical or psychological (whatever these words mean). an argument might be: "wouldn't this bother hospitals/morgues/people who work"? reply: a body can disolve in soil naturally in a few decades. soil is abundant. a person can end their suffering without causing much suffering to others. except the production of the required materials. we (govs/institutions) should not make this hard for people suffering. a suffering person is alone. multiple people are not able to put their feet in a single suffering-person's shoes. a gov can decide to spend some of the tax money to produce and provide alkaloids to people who suffer immensely. with an initial effort, the facilities producing these materials can be completely automated and self sufficient.