Would you actually go there?
I read an interesting article in the paper the other day about all these Japanese suicide sites. Now, we all know they're nothing new.
The new element is that a few of them now have direct sales links to the items you would need to commit suicide in your method of choosing.
Pharma links for sleeping pills, links to direct products at hardware stores that you can combine on the stove to make hydrogen sulfide gas or just sturdy nylon rope, etc.
My secondary question, which now makes this less distressing and kind of funny, is: If you were willing to go there, how far WOULD you go in developing it?
Amazon links to the lighter side of suicide as a gift for people that failed in an attempt? Maybe some Dostoyevsky or Brecht books so people feel so amazingly depressed after wards they're more likely to?
Suicide cruises in the (ant)arctic circle, so if you jump overboard you'll be dead in 4 minutes from hypothermia? Links to Goth club poetry recital flyers?
I read an interesting article in the paper the other day about all these Japanese suicide sites. Now, we all know they're nothing new.
The new element is that a few of them now have direct sales links to the items you would need to commit suicide in your method of choosing.
Pharma links for sleeping pills, links to direct products at hardware stores that you can combine on the stove to make hydrogen sulfide gas or just sturdy nylon rope, etc.
My secondary question, which now makes this less distressing and kind of funny, is: If you were willing to go there, how far WOULD you go in developing it?
Amazon links to the lighter side of suicide as a gift for people that failed in an attempt? Maybe some Dostoyevsky or Brecht books so people feel so amazingly depressed after wards they're more likely to?
Suicide cruises in the (ant)arctic circle, so if you jump overboard you'll be dead in 4 minutes from hypothermia? Links to Goth club poetry recital flyers?