Originally Posted by
Sadpants
More like it spread to his spinal cord, leaving him immobilized, meaning he would need assistance from his family to do it, making us murderers by the laws of our country. Also, splattering against the pavement or mutilating his body by jumping onto the tracks is traumatising for his nearest and a burden on society in general. He was serious about ending it, begged us to overdose him with morphine in his worst times, but would apologise when he came to his senses again because of the heavy burden he was asking us to carry. Luckily he slept in quietly as his condition worsened and complicated other functions of his body over a couple of hours, so he did die with some dignity. But our society is not equipped to help people like him, and would rather have them suffer until they die rather than help them.
If you can't understand that then I truely feel sorry for you, and if you're just trolling then I'll promptly block you so I don't have to read anymore of your garbage.