/soy/ - Soyjaks

People who commit suicide, are often in the right for doing so. If bodily autonomy is to be abided by, there is no logical reason why killing oneself should be considered as a bad thing. A common counter-argument is that we're designed to live, I hear this anti-suicide rhetoric a lot: "when you go into a body of water, your body fights to the surface" but natural impulses are not the same as logical and reasonable thought and to say otherwise is fallacious.
There's also the idea of it being selfish, especially to those with dependents, but dependents too should kill themselves as social parasitoids have no reason for being. If (you) were to die, the trees outside would still bathe in the sun which would still be shining, and literally everyone else would be living their ordinary life. Maybe some people close to you will cry for a week but that's all.
I believe suicide is a good thing, although I would never kill myself, as it completely gets rid of people of the lowest biological caste. It also leads to less old people and therefore less social dependents, which is a moral good. Economically it's bad but again, one's own bodily autonomy should come before a collective economy, to say otherwise is to agree with leftist scum.
Also the religious argument is just cope as apart from killing in general, in which in religions like pisslam the killing of a sinner is considered good, there is nothing specifically invalidating suicide.