| PhoenixKing said: One of the posters calling pro-suiciders weak and other childish comments proves this already. |
I had said that, if you are incapable of providing a person hope and giving them reasons to live, by alievating their suffering, or at least giving them reasons for being in it, and argue the person should end it all, you are weak. I can base it simply on the definition of weak being the incapability to overcome problems face in front of you. I had asked those who are pro-suicide to own up to the fact that they ARE weak, and feel that the only answer some of the time is for those with real bad problems, and feeling hopeless to end it, because you CAN'T help them. Care to argue those who argue for suicide are NOT weak, in that, they can do stuff to remove reasons for someone to kill themselves... but the REFUSE to? If you can and don't what does that make you?
Fine, argue you are loving and compassionate and feel that it is for the best, but also own up that you reach the conclusion that suicide is an option because you are POWERLESS to change the situation, thus weak.
