Increased access to prescription opioids and a shrinking economic safety net contributed to an increase in suicide rates in the 21st century, according to new CU Boulder research.
It's the material conditions of working class Statesians again. How surprising.
I hate how suicide is treated as some mysterious issue by the bourgeois media. How hard is it to think that maybe making life easier and worth living would make more people want to stay alive?
Every time a liberal politician says "we have to be practical" about implementing basic social welfare such as higher minimum wage or universal healthcare, remember that they are explicitly weighing the amount of people who will die or kill themselves without those things.
As one author puts it:
“Suicide hotline crisis numbers and efforts to help people at the individual level are all amazing and necessary, but our work shows that higher-level, institutional interventions are also critical in addressing this crisis,” said Simon. “Giving a person a job or proper health care can also be a suicide-prevention tool.”
If anybody has access to the paper, could you upload it somewhere and give me a ping? I really want to read it, but it's not in the sci-hub yet.
It's the material conditions of working class Statesians again. How surprising.
I hate how suicide is treated as some mysterious issue by the bourgeois media. How hard is it to think that maybe making life easier and worth living would make more people want to stay alive?
Every time a liberal politician says "we have to be practical" about implementing basic social welfare such as higher minimum wage or universal healthcare, remember that they are explicitly weighing the amount of people who will die or kill themselves without those things.
As one author puts it:
If anybody has access to the paper, could you upload it somewhere and give me a ping? I really want to read it, but it's not in the sci-hub yet.Managed to get access, here's the paper in catbox.
Yeah, I can't say I was surprised by any of that.