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viewmaster_pi posted...

oh, i thought you were gonna say they should have access to help and support

Of course prevention in the first place is key.

But a lot of people commit suicide for different reasons as well. Some due to a lot of physical pain, or a terminal illness. In the end, one can only do much after consoling emotionally vulnerable people. But my point is that people who want to legitimately end their life, should have a right to do so, as long as it doesn't cause others physical harm. Mental harm to loved ones is a whole other different story/subject.

In the case of the dude jumping from a building, as someone said.. it was a freak accident. But its obviously a hazard regardless.

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