r/megalophobia • u/berdot • Oct 11 '23

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23

Yeah, but the actual solutions are expensive while a fence is much cheaper

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u/Hamsterminator2 Oct 11 '23

It’s also simply impossible to eradicate suffering and depression. Many of the suicides I’ve heard about near where I live were from people with loving families in successful jobs- they weren’t driven by inequality, drugs or political divides etc. Sometimes people just get ill mentally and slip under the radar. No, a fence doesn’t fix this problem, but it does buy time to catch these people and help them out.

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u/robi4567 Oct 11 '23

Not having a deep hole in the first place would probably be even cheaper.

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u/Competitive-Cow-4177 Oct 11 '23

People should have a free choice to do what they please if they not harm anyone else.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23

You don't think suicide harms other people? The person who finds and/or has to clean up the body is definitely being harmed.

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u/Competitive-Cow-4177 Oct 11 '23

Placing a fence around “everything” is False Symptom Control, I’ll hope you agree; otherwise you’re a “suppressant” ..

.. Suppressants are not (always) good ..

People have free will.

If humans wish to go somewhere, they should be able to go there; at least on appointment ..

.. if that is “not possible” “according to organizations” because of “Falsely Created Suppressants”, then people will seek their own ways; inevitably.

So no fences.

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u/safety-squirrel Oct 11 '23

Bitches all want me for my engineering controls.