Genau!

Und ohne Asylanten hätten wir alle Zahnarzttermine!

It very much does. Else there would be no need for the EU to create legislation allowing/mandating it.

Right now member states are not allowed to unilaterally mandate chat control I believe.

I bet you just memorized this answer from an "Introduction to teaching" lecture.

I'd say it's even simpler than that, it's just tribalism.

$person has criticized our gracious $monarch. They deserve to die!

$person speaks against $religion and is a heretic. They deserve to die!

$person made fun of $fascist_leader. They deserve to die!

$person goes against $party. They deserve to die!

Whoever is in power speaks absolute truth. Be it a fascist leader, a church, a communist party or a monarch. Opposing that truth is heresy/treason/counter-revolutionary/evil and should be severely punished.

Suicide notes aren't that ubiquitous, I recall reading (and Wikipedia confirms this) that less than half are accompanied by such a note.

I'd also suspect that a possible misinterpretation as murder generally isn't a very high priority for suicidal people. At least I haven't ever heard about this sentiment reported anywhere (though I am not involved in suicide research whatsoever and only citing memories from documentaries and similar).

As far as I'm aware there's studies confirming this, people are less likely to spend physical money.

Can't quite make an impulsive purchase on the internet when all you've got is cash.

It doesn't work if someone else registered that domain already >:(

Though it is interesting they apparently registered it in 2006. Maybe you stole my domain before I was legally able to.

Many, maybe even most, suicidial people do not think about all of that. It's why some throw themselves in front of a train or jump off a building in daylight despite this causing severe trauma to bystanders.

They are in an acute crisis and for the most part cannot think of anything but ending their life. Whoever will find their corpse is often not a concern whatsoever.

There are ultra long term support Linux kernels though.

Linux 6.12 will be supported until at least 2036 for instance.

It's the same here, but the state can appeak the verdict within a certain short period. The verdict is only final once there is no more room for appeals or the period to make an appeal has passed.

God just might be lazy.