>>1267>>1324The author's viewpoint is that we've been indoctrinated to view suicide as something negative and should be avoided, while we're simultaneously being exploited.
The issues the author describes are societal issues. We live in a corrupt system - a system set up to benefit those at the top, while taking advantage of the everyday people, or those at the bottom.
The author's solution to our societal problems is to commit suicide. A more logical solution would be to change the corrupt system that we currently live in.
This would make more sense. However, now the question becomes, will our society ever change? When, if ever, will there be no more wars, poverty, sickness, hatred, homicide, etc.
Now it becomes a waiting game. Will our financial and political systems change within our lifetime? Who knows? If not, does one want to avoid the future unhappiness, loneliness, or financial burdens of life? At least now we have a better reason for committing suicide.