RSVP ‘No’ to Suicide Party

Saying no will protect you from moral complicity in a death—and it could be the act that dissuades your loved one from taking a terrible and irrevocable course.

May 26, 2017
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The propaganda surrounding the ‘compassion’ of taking another person’s life blurs the clear bright boundary between healthcare and killing, and can only transpire if conscience is killed:

‘Supporting another’s self-destruction is not a compassionate—or morally neutral—act. To the contrary, attending a suicide sends an unintentional but clear message to the suicidal person: Yes, your life is no longer worth living; you are a burden; you are better off dead (and we’re better off with you dead, too).

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