The Manifesto

Freedom Is Not Negotiable

In a world that preaches freedom but denies it in practice, we affirm that true self-determination includes the right to decide every aspect of one's existence, including its conclusion.

Our Principles

Life is a Choice, Not an Obligation

• Life is precious precisely because it's a conscious choice
• Its quality is more important than its duration
• Self-determination is an inalienable right

Against Social Hypocrisy

• A society that accepts wars but condemns individual choice
• A system that prefers violent deaths to conscious choices
• A moralism that causes more suffering than it prevents

Dignity Above All

• The right not to be reduced to a "human shell"
• The freedom to choose while still in full possession of one's faculties
• The possibility of a peaceful and dignified farewell

Beyond the Traditional Concept of Euthanasia

• Not only for terminal patients
• Not only for unbearable suffering
• But for the conscious choice of thinking beings

Our Claims

• The right to choose always, not only when "nothing more can be done"
• The freedom to decide in advance, not when it's too late
• Access to information and means for dignified choices
• Respect for individual will without moral judgment

Our Response to Critics

• To those who speak of the "sanctity of life," we respond that freedom of choice is sacred
• To those who invoke morality, we show the immorality of solitary and violent deaths
• To those who preach ethics, we remind them of the superior ethics of respecting self-determination

Our Vision for the Future

We envision a world where:

• Freedom of choice is truly complete
• Personal dignity is respected until the very end
• Individual decisions are not hindered by moralisms
• Every person can be truly master of their own destiny

"When living is worse than dying, you might as well die" - Epictetus
But the decision about when that moment comes belongs only to the individual.