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But what if you'd end up a kitty cat? Or a pupperton? That might be pretty cool.
Diseased Sanctioned Suicide - "Kill yourself" but unironically with sodium nitrite. Higher death count than the Farms. Targeted by parents, legislators, and journalists looking to alter Section 230.
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What if that same kitty cat and pupper is owned by a zoophile.......
I dont want have a hole drilled into my skull and fucked by some sadistic fat asshole. Who will go on in his telegram retelling my brutal demise with tee hee and uwu.
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That's a *zoosadist. Different thing
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I WILL NOT BE SODOMISED! YOU HEAR ME?!!
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I assume Sanctioned Suicide is the site referred to in this article (archive link).
LOL at the Canadian government prosecuting someone for assisting suicides. Maybe they don't like competition.
'Failure to act' on suicide website linked to 50 UK deaths
By Angus Crawford & Tony Smith
BBC News
British authorities failed to act on multiple official warnings about a website promoting suicide that has been connected to at least 50 UK deaths, the BBC has found.
The online forum, which we are not naming, is easily accessible to anyone on the open web, including children.
Our investigation has identified multiple warnings to government by coroners and a number of police investigations, but the forum still remains active.
Families of the dead, the youngest just 17, say the failure to act led to more avoidable deaths. They are demanding an inquiry.
They're speaking out, despite the risks others may find the forum, because they want action now to shut it down and prevent deaths in the future.
The forum's founders remain elusive, but during our investigation we managed to track one of them down to his home in the US.
The government was first warned by a coroner about the forum in December 2019.
Callie Lewis had been assessed as being autistic at a young age and struggled with chronic depression and suicidal thoughts.
Callie spent just over a month as a forum member. She researched a new suicide method and bought materials which she later used to end her life.
"Without those forums, I think my daughter would have struggled to find the information that she was looking for about how to die," Callie's mother Sarah told the BBC at the time.
The inquest into Callie's death highlighted the role the forum had played.
After an inquest, coroners have a duty to ask public bodies, companies and individuals to explain what steps they plan to take to prevent a similar death taking place in the future.
This is called a Prevention of Future Death report. However, it is advisory only, and doesn't lay down what action should be taken.
The senior coroner in charge in Central and SE Kent, Patricia Harding, wrote to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, raising concerns.
"Callie was enabled by the advice provided through the forum to frustrate a mental health assessment and thereafter take her life," Ms Harding wrote.
"In my opinion, action should be taken to prevent future deaths and I believe you have the power to take such action."
50 UK deaths
We have discovered that at least six coroners have written to government departments demanding action to shut the forum down.
Collating inquest reports, press articles and posts on the forum itself, we have identified at least 50 UK victims.
We have learned that at least five police forces are aware of the forum, and have investigated deaths linked to it, but have been unable to take action.
The forum is hosted abroad and is well known among those struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts. It has more than 40,000 members worldwide. More than two million messages have been posted, many of them horrifyingly graphic.
Only last month, a post on the forum showed an image of a package that arrived by courier, apparently poison, ordered by a child in another country.
"It arrived while I was at school," they wrote. "I called my mum and told her not to open it. I'm going to use it today."
Another user posted a photograph of his hotel bedroom, with equipment set up ready for a suicide attempt.
Other forum members offer encouragement to these kinds of posts.
"Good luck. I hope it works out well and you go peacefully," writes one user. "Godspeed," says another.
The problem for the authorities is that the website is hosted anonymously and no-one knows who is currently running it.
But the BBC did manage to track down one of those who created it.
Lamarcus Small helped set up the forum after a similar pro-suicide thread was banned from the social media forum and discussion site Reddit.
Small lives in the suburbs of Huntsville, a city in the US state of Alabama. Something of a recluse, he rarely comes out of his house.
We waited three days to speak to him.
Small has claimed in the past to no longer be involved in the forum. When confronted, he refused to answer any of our questions.
Families hold Small responsible for hundreds of deaths worldwide.
23-year-old Joe Nihill from Leeds found the forum in April 2020.
Joe spent a month online, exchanging messages from other forum users, being coached on the most effective way to die.
Joe even left a note to his family, spelling out how dangerous the forum had been for him. "Please do your best to close that website for anyone else," he wrote.
"The government are failing people. The police are failing people" says Joe's sister-in-law Melanie.
"It's a joke," interjects Joe's mother Catherine. "The government knew about this five years ago. Why are we still here? Are we supposed to just leave this and let them continue?"
Joe's death prompted another coroner's letter.
Kevin McLoughlin, Senior Coroner for West Yorkshire (East) wrote to the Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC).
The forum, he said, "may be actively promoting a particular method of committing suicide and hence breaking the criminal law by assisting suicide. Consideration should be given to blocking its availability in the UK so as to negate this risk".
The families of those who've died want to know why more hasn't been done.
Imogen Nunn was a deaf mental health campaigner who had hundreds of thousands of followers on TikTok.
But despite her positive messages on social media, "Deaf Immy" as she was known, continued to struggle with her own mental health.
She found the forum in November 2022 and ended her life three months later.
Her mother Louise told us: "When will something be done about it, how many lives have got to be lost?"
Lee Cooper, whose brother Gary found the forum and took his own life last July, said: "If it was shut down five years ago, hundreds of people would still be alive. If it was shut down a year ago, my brother would still be alive."
The forum also received attention from police in the UK after the death of 22-year-old Tom Parfett - in Surrey in October 2021.
Tom had bought poison from Kenneth Law, a well-known Canadian seller whose details were widely shared on the forum.
When Law was arrested in May this year, Canadian police discovered that he had shipped the same poison to hundreds of buyers around the world.
He is now awaiting trial, facing multiple charges of counselling or aiding suicide.
Counting the human cost
Welfare checks were carried out, coordinated by the UK's National Crime Agency. It confirmed that 88 people had died in the UK alone.
Our research suggests almost all the 88 probably found Kenneth Law through the same online forum.
There is likely to be considerable overlap with the 50 we have positively identified, who we know used the site, but didn't necessarily buy from Law.
We even found one of the forum's administrators advising users on how to evade welfare checks by police looking for poison shipped by Law.
"Don't put it in plain sight," they wrote. "Don't let them into your house without a search warrant. You don't need to talk to the police."
While Law's own websites have been removed, the forum remains up - and users can now find details of alternative suppliers and suicide methods.
The National Crime Agency has begun an investigation into Law to see if any criminal offences have been committed in the UK.
The Agency has said it will "explore every avenue" and has not ruled out looking into the forum too.
New criminal offences
The UK government says that the Online Safety Bill, due to receive royal assent shortly, should address many of these issues.
When it becomes law, the Online Safety Act will include a new criminal offence of encouraging self harm and force platforms to remove that kind of content when it is reported to them.
The DHSC told us it has pledged to reduce England's suicide rate within two and a half years with a new national suicide prevention strategy, "backed by more than 100 measures including a national alert system".
The Samaritans told us the act should go some way to improve safety. However, Jacqui Morrissey from the mental health charity has misgivings.
"It fails to reach its full potential to save lives," she says. "Dangerous suicide and self-harm content will continue to be accessible to anyone over the age of 18."
Tom Parfett's father David is also sceptical.
"I don't believe the Online Safety Bill will resolve this problem," he said. "It's too weak. It will not lead to change. And consequently, people will still be dying."
The suicide forum recently added an announcement to its front page which says: "We will not be following or complying with the Online Safety Bill which was recently signed into law in the UK. The bill will not affect the operations of the site."
Another post says: "All future censorship demands from any foreign government will be ignored or blocked. We do not answer to any foreign governments' demands for censorship."
Ofcom - which will take on the role of digital regulator once the act becomes law - says it would be a serious concern if companies say they are going to ignore the law, and adds that it will have a "broad range of enforcement powers".
Sites and apps will have to take steps to stop users from coming across illegal material, and Ofcom says that platforms will have to "act swiftly to remove these kinds of videos or posts when they become aware of them".
LOL at the Canadian government prosecuting someone for assisting suicides. Maybe they don't like competition.
'Failure to act' on suicide website linked to 50 UK deaths
By Angus Crawford & Tony Smith
BBC News
British authorities failed to act on multiple official warnings about a website promoting suicide that has been connected to at least 50 UK deaths, the BBC has found.
The online forum, which we are not naming, is easily accessible to anyone on the open web, including children.
Our investigation has identified multiple warnings to government by coroners and a number of police investigations, but the forum still remains active.
Families of the dead, the youngest just 17, say the failure to act led to more avoidable deaths. They are demanding an inquiry.
They're speaking out, despite the risks others may find the forum, because they want action now to shut it down and prevent deaths in the future.
The forum's founders remain elusive, but during our investigation we managed to track one of them down to his home in the US.
The government was first warned by a coroner about the forum in December 2019.
Callie Lewis had been assessed as being autistic at a young age and struggled with chronic depression and suicidal thoughts.
Callie spent just over a month as a forum member. She researched a new suicide method and bought materials which she later used to end her life.
"Without those forums, I think my daughter would have struggled to find the information that she was looking for about how to die," Callie's mother Sarah told the BBC at the time.
The inquest into Callie's death highlighted the role the forum had played.
After an inquest, coroners have a duty to ask public bodies, companies and individuals to explain what steps they plan to take to prevent a similar death taking place in the future.
This is called a Prevention of Future Death report. However, it is advisory only, and doesn't lay down what action should be taken.
The senior coroner in charge in Central and SE Kent, Patricia Harding, wrote to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, raising concerns.
"Callie was enabled by the advice provided through the forum to frustrate a mental health assessment and thereafter take her life," Ms Harding wrote.
"In my opinion, action should be taken to prevent future deaths and I believe you have the power to take such action."
50 UK deaths
We have discovered that at least six coroners have written to government departments demanding action to shut the forum down.
Collating inquest reports, press articles and posts on the forum itself, we have identified at least 50 UK victims.
We have learned that at least five police forces are aware of the forum, and have investigated deaths linked to it, but have been unable to take action.
The forum is hosted abroad and is well known among those struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts. It has more than 40,000 members worldwide. More than two million messages have been posted, many of them horrifyingly graphic.
Only last month, a post on the forum showed an image of a package that arrived by courier, apparently poison, ordered by a child in another country.
"It arrived while I was at school," they wrote. "I called my mum and told her not to open it. I'm going to use it today."
Another user posted a photograph of his hotel bedroom, with equipment set up ready for a suicide attempt.
Other forum members offer encouragement to these kinds of posts.
"Good luck. I hope it works out well and you go peacefully," writes one user. "Godspeed," says another.
The problem for the authorities is that the website is hosted anonymously and no-one knows who is currently running it.
But the BBC did manage to track down one of those who created it.
Lamarcus Small helped set up the forum after a similar pro-suicide thread was banned from the social media forum and discussion site Reddit.
Small lives in the suburbs of Huntsville, a city in the US state of Alabama. Something of a recluse, he rarely comes out of his house.
We waited three days to speak to him.
Small has claimed in the past to no longer be involved in the forum. When confronted, he refused to answer any of our questions.
Families hold Small responsible for hundreds of deaths worldwide.
23-year-old Joe Nihill from Leeds found the forum in April 2020.
Joe spent a month online, exchanging messages from other forum users, being coached on the most effective way to die.
Joe even left a note to his family, spelling out how dangerous the forum had been for him. "Please do your best to close that website for anyone else," he wrote.
"The government are failing people. The police are failing people" says Joe's sister-in-law Melanie.
"It's a joke," interjects Joe's mother Catherine. "The government knew about this five years ago. Why are we still here? Are we supposed to just leave this and let them continue?"
Joe's death prompted another coroner's letter.
Kevin McLoughlin, Senior Coroner for West Yorkshire (East) wrote to the Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC).
The forum, he said, "may be actively promoting a particular method of committing suicide and hence breaking the criminal law by assisting suicide. Consideration should be given to blocking its availability in the UK so as to negate this risk".
The families of those who've died want to know why more hasn't been done.
Imogen Nunn was a deaf mental health campaigner who had hundreds of thousands of followers on TikTok.
But despite her positive messages on social media, "Deaf Immy" as she was known, continued to struggle with her own mental health.
She found the forum in November 2022 and ended her life three months later.
Her mother Louise told us: "When will something be done about it, how many lives have got to be lost?"
Lee Cooper, whose brother Gary found the forum and took his own life last July, said: "If it was shut down five years ago, hundreds of people would still be alive. If it was shut down a year ago, my brother would still be alive."
The forum also received attention from police in the UK after the death of 22-year-old Tom Parfett - in Surrey in October 2021.
Tom had bought poison from Kenneth Law, a well-known Canadian seller whose details were widely shared on the forum.
When Law was arrested in May this year, Canadian police discovered that he had shipped the same poison to hundreds of buyers around the world.
He is now awaiting trial, facing multiple charges of counselling or aiding suicide.
Counting the human cost
Welfare checks were carried out, coordinated by the UK's National Crime Agency. It confirmed that 88 people had died in the UK alone.
Our research suggests almost all the 88 probably found Kenneth Law through the same online forum.
There is likely to be considerable overlap with the 50 we have positively identified, who we know used the site, but didn't necessarily buy from Law.
We even found one of the forum's administrators advising users on how to evade welfare checks by police looking for poison shipped by Law.
"Don't put it in plain sight," they wrote. "Don't let them into your house without a search warrant. You don't need to talk to the police."
While Law's own websites have been removed, the forum remains up - and users can now find details of alternative suppliers and suicide methods.
The National Crime Agency has begun an investigation into Law to see if any criminal offences have been committed in the UK.
The Agency has said it will "explore every avenue" and has not ruled out looking into the forum too.
New criminal offences
The UK government says that the Online Safety Bill, due to receive royal assent shortly, should address many of these issues.
When it becomes law, the Online Safety Act will include a new criminal offence of encouraging self harm and force platforms to remove that kind of content when it is reported to them.
The DHSC told us it has pledged to reduce England's suicide rate within two and a half years with a new national suicide prevention strategy, "backed by more than 100 measures including a national alert system".
The Samaritans told us the act should go some way to improve safety. However, Jacqui Morrissey from the mental health charity has misgivings.
"It fails to reach its full potential to save lives," she says. "Dangerous suicide and self-harm content will continue to be accessible to anyone over the age of 18."
Tom Parfett's father David is also sceptical.
"I don't believe the Online Safety Bill will resolve this problem," he said. "It's too weak. It will not lead to change. And consequently, people will still be dying."
The suicide forum recently added an announcement to its front page which says: "We will not be following or complying with the Online Safety Bill which was recently signed into law in the UK. The bill will not affect the operations of the site."
Another post says: "All future censorship demands from any foreign government will be ignored or blocked. We do not answer to any foreign governments' demands for censorship."
Ofcom - which will take on the role of digital regulator once the act becomes law - says it would be a serious concern if companies say they are going to ignore the law, and adds that it will have a "broad range of enforcement powers".
Sites and apps will have to take steps to stop users from coming across illegal material, and Ofcom says that platforms will have to "act swiftly to remove these kinds of videos or posts when they become aware of them".
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What an awful article. My posts will prove that originally I came down slightly against the site, but sheer spite and hatred of their enemies has made me into SS supporter
I want to bash that smug fucking prick’s face in with a claw hammer.
Fuck journos so much, total journo death. YES all of them.
I want to bash that smug fucking prick’s face in with a claw hammer.
Fuck journos so much, total journo death. YES all of them.
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It is Big Black Cock. It requires a lol-sense under penalty of jail. What did you expect?
They are talking about SS, and, of course, the "victims" were all talented foosball players/lawyers/rocket surgeons and not broken brained potatoes influenced by words on the internet.
Still 50 bongs in a year. Statistics our super mega Hitler leader could never hope to achieve. Impressive.
6MillionCoofs
kiwifarms.net
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- Dec 17, 2019
Look. We are just much better at it than the Farms. The Farms could learn a lot.
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- Dec 28, 2014
Because if it weren't for some website, 50 suicidal people would now be singing tra-la-la, making daisy necklaces, and living in permanent bliss.
Fuck journoscum.
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I wrote a very long comment on Tantacrul's video telling him what a faggot he is and that his shit ass propaganda ass video and video thumbnail are very misleading. At first I too was indifferent about the site, part of me was in support while there was another that wasn't too sure but since then I have realized people on SS are very very polite, supportive and they never suggest killing yourself. If literally all I have to do is see the occasional thread of a person saying they're going to die and people are wishing them a peaceful death instead of just going "OH NOES PLS DONT DO IT SOMEONE FIND HIS ADDRESS AND STOP THIS ASAP" then you're damn motherfucking right I will support and love a website where very miserable people can talk amongst themselves without fear of judgement. Especially since mental health is very important to me.
Eventually at some point in your life you have to learn that the media are faggots that will stretch the truth and gravely misrepresent facts if it means they can get a few extra clicks. First time I truly realized this was when those douchebags were trying to correlate mass shooter Connor Betts being a fan of heavy music due to the fact that he was wearing a The Acacia Strain hoodie during his attack as well as he was found to perform live vocals in a pornogrind band a few times. Even The Rolling Stone ended up writing an article about pornogrind because of the few brief times he did vocals live for such a band in the genre. Seriously why the fuck is that relevant at all??? Cuz just saying "Another shooting happened" isn't that spicy I presume? Fuck every other sensationalist news company. Even Wikipedia can't be trusted anymore. Look at the talk page for Sanctioned Suicide and you'll find people disagreeing with how the article is written. I don't nessesarily believe suicide is the answer, but I think a website where people are allowed to talk about what they want without the risk of being institutionalized against their will should most definitely exist. If you are trying to stop that then you're an asshole.
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Cake123
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is this really @afounder ? 
Animal Planet waited 3 days to finally get a glimpse of him outside his natural habitat
apparently, he's known as master on the incels.is forum and his dox allegedly gets deleted when posted
according to a Screenshot from Catherine, he seems to confirm this in his incel discord
Animal Planet waited 3 days to finally get a glimpse of him outside his natural habitat apparently, he's known as master on the incels.is forum and his dox allegedly gets deleted when posted
according to a Screenshot from Catherine, he seems to confirm this in his incel discord
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Dude cats have it MADE if they get a good owner.
Considering all Kiwifarms users inevitably die the same way (Chainsaw Honor-Duels), we don't really know if you get to choose what you get to be if you kill yourself... We just ascend to Valhalla.
I figure it works based on points gained like in Star Wars Battlefront. If you get enough points you can come back as a hero character (Joshua Null Moon. Alex Jones, Lee Harvey Oswald etc.) Or you can choose from human and animal subset to grind points.
Goal is to resurrect as a Jesus but that takes a lot of points.
But yea, definitely try to come back as a cat. They're soft and can jump far and shit.
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Should’ve fucking decked that cunt reporter.is this really @afounder ?
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These vermin pretend they're some kind of do-gooders who want to save lives.
What they really want is for people who are already miserable and at the end of the line not even to have other people to talk to so they can die alone.
All so these fucking sanctimonious cocksuckers don't have to live in a world where suicidal people can express their actual feelings without immediately being hauled off to a loony bin.
What they really want is for people who are already miserable and at the end of the line not even to have other people to talk to so they can die alone.
All so these fucking sanctimonious cocksuckers don't have to live in a world where suicidal people can express their actual feelings without immediately being hauled off to a loony bin.
TheGuntinator
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Sactioned suicide is cruel, why cant they have a sophisticated industrial suicide program like MAID. Something that can be scaled up nationwide, where your body can be recycled into parts by skilled Empathy Workers, who know what's best for you.
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“How Tantacrul ruined a community of mentally ill people to vent”
“How the BBC harassed a man providing a community for mentally ill people to vent”
Come on, video essayists, make it happen!
“How the BBC harassed a man providing a community for mentally ill people to vent”
Come on, video essayists, make it happen!
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The kick to the pocket is going to be enough considering the British are going bankrupt. They're sure as shit not going to give them anymore money to fund this autistic bullshit any further if it means they're just going to get the door slammed in their face. Fuck the BBC, and their bullshit reporting.
What looney bin? They'll be shoved off to a hospital made to sit around for three days until they say well we can't keep you here cause you're fine now, here's the bill, now fuck off. Congrats, now you have more reason to kill yourself: 60k medical debt you did not want.
GumballFapper
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I learned the exit bag method from reading this forum for painless suicide in case the shithole I live in fell into WW3 or my life went down the drain for whatever reason. Doesn't hurt to have a plan Z I guess
But apparently the gooberments are lacing modern Helium cans with oxygen so people wouldn't be able to commit suicide with them
The fucking government doesn't even let you fucking kill yourself
But apparently the gooberments are lacing modern Helium cans with oxygen so people wouldn't be able to commit suicide with them
The fucking government doesn't even let you fucking kill yourself
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The thing that really pushed me over the edge and makes me so MATI about the anti-SS people even today is that FaceBook group owner celebrating a admins attempt.
The admin was literally talking about how much it burns, writing a literal fucking suicide note through the Internet, and the fucking owner was taking screenshots of each message, with comments like “good” and “I hope it hurts” attached. These people don’t care about suicide as a whole, they only care when it effects them.
The admin was literally talking about how much it burns, writing a literal fucking suicide note through the Internet, and the fucking owner was taking screenshots of each message, with comments like “good” and “I hope it hurts” attached. These people don’t care about suicide as a whole, they only care when it effects them.
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That's the irony. One of the most progressive countries on earth will let you kill yourself for practically any reason at all, as long as you have a suicide loicense. But do it yourself? Oy vey, the medical system has to get paid, and remember to sign your organ donor card!