Suicide Machine O.O

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This isn't new. There are so many other things like this. I forget the name but there was a guy in the 70's who would drive around in a van and perform Voluntary Euthenasia right in the van.
 
Someone send this link to parn asap lol naw jk >_>.....

Kinda disturbing though.....
 
They should make a suicide arcade game where the higher your score, the more interesting way you get die or something like that.
 
Make it interesting, death via a Rube Goldberg machine.
 
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Make it interesting, death via a Rube Goldberg machine.

Yea you flip a switch and it takes 20 mins of fun to die, but at least you get one last show before you go.
 
I should buy a few as birthday presents for some people I know.
 
They should make a suicide arcade game where the higher your score, the more interesting way you get die or something like that.

Gentlemen...BEHOLD!
 
I'm pretty sure thats the Thanatron. I wonder if Jack had a patent on that?
 
Should have made a gun type product that way they could have used the slogan, "I -AIM- to kill you." Get it, get it?!?
 
Should have made a gun type product that way they could have used the slogan, "I -AIM- to kill you." Get it, get it?!?
horrible

It a bad time when people are thinking of killing people rather then helping them try to live.
 
horrible

It a bad time when people are thinking of killing people rather then helping them try to live.
If a person is ready to die, who's to stop them?
This is what I hate about the whole moral dilemma caused by suicide machines. If a cure isn't available right now for a terminal disease, I doubt it'll be discovered and produced before you die. A person should have the option of assisted-suicide if they're terminal.
I really don't think it's immoral or wrong for someone who feels like they're ready to leave this earth to have a way of being able to die peacefully.
 
If a person is ready to die, who's to stop them?
This is what I hate about the whole moral dilemma caused by suicide machines. If a cure isn't available right now for a terminal disease, I doubt it'll be discovered and produced before you die. A person should have the option of assisted-suicide if they're terminal.
I really don't think it's immoral or wrong for someone who feels like they're ready to leave this earth to have a way of being able to die peacefully.

Valid point. Jesus, however (or was it God.. the Holy Spirit? One of the three monotheistic Christian gods,) would disagree.
 
Valid point. Jesus, however (or was it God.. the Holy Spirit? One of the three monotheistic Christian gods,) would disagree.
I don't think our moral and ethical values should be based on the opinion of someone who doesn't exist, nor is alive.
 
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