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Q : You made this point now repeatedly. But—again, not to be argumentative, but—doesn’t saying such a thing give permission, in a sense, to those who would go on a rampage and kill others—individually, or God help us, en masse—to serve their own twisted purpose?
A : No, it gives comfort to those who would see others as having been victimized in such a situation. It allows those who have been left behind to find the peace of healing, knowing that their loved one is celebrating their Continuation Day—and has done so with full awareness of the choice they have made, and even with full understanding and compassion for those who collaborated in their departure.
As well, it may even actually stop someone who may feel no guilt about planning such a rampage, and then becomes aware of the information here, because it could rob the potential perpetrator of the satisfaction of doing what they think is damaging to another, dissolving much of what might have been their motivation.
A : And there is this: Persons who would go ahead and kill others anyway, individually or in a group, do not seek or need permission from something or someone outside of themselves to do so. They will have justified their actions on a basis entirely different from anything said here.