/lit/ - Literature

>>14695487
>Why do people always insist on this fallacy
When there's a will, there's a way. Even if a "painless suicide" doesn't currently exist, it can be created.

> I hope you remember the lack of empathy you managed to conjure for your fellow human beings
Welcome to 4chan

>I bet if you ran over a deer or if your dog got some bad disease you'd put them out of their misery, but you cant seem to understand people don't do this for humans because of culturally ingrained notions.

We're arguing logic here. Emotions are perpendicular to the topic. The presence of culturally ingrained notions is unimportant when considering the ethicality of such an act. We would then have to change the culture to conform to logic's demands

>I honestly hope nothing truly serious befalls you or those close to you. I honestly want people to just live lives with amounts of suffering they can handle without breaking. Life with no suffering is basically impossible, but it can be a decent amount that doesn't obliterate quality of life. Yet for some this won't be the case.
>I just wonder if there is any way people like you could see the bigger picture without having to suffer things first hand, but it seems to be extremely rare.
Best of luck in your life.

I almost felt something, but I remembered who I was arguing with