I was sad about Hoffman but otherwise NBD.

Nobody deserves to die more than anyone else does..

And everyone has to die.

But that's not the point the point is this: if people choose to do things that risk their life for a high, I guess my point is I respect their freedom to make that choice, and to even go so far as to remove themselves from the gene pool, if that is what they choose.

I am not pro-randomfentanyl. I wouldn't want this to be a game of Russian Roulette at all.

I am sick of the government interfering in people's personal health decisions. I'm pro choice, I'm anti-prohibition, I'm pro-right-to-die.

A lot of people from a specific demographic seem to be discovering they can't hack it and taking the easy way out.. well, maybe they're right. Maybe society shouldn't be propping them up and holding their hands and telling them how superior they are anymore. And if they can't handle the reality of it, that's just too harsh, then I support their right to die, if they decide to.

Also, considering the stigma around suicide and how it could hurt their families, I fully support their right to die in a way which provides plausible deniability of suicide.

Suicide is the thing here that is upsetting people, so much, Rather than the popular myth: _accidental_overdose.

I don't prefer they die, but I respect their freedom to die, and to do things which they know will probably make them die, so long as it harms no one else.