This is a pompous judgemental bureaucratic speech. It presupposes that this order of the present-day “society” is something occurring naturally. There are many

This is a pompous judgemental bureaucratic speech. It presupposes that this order of the present-day “society” is something occurring naturally. There are many places on Earth where none of those measures happen in similar cases. I suspect there are still places in North America where you can disappear, or even get shot, and no one would really give a damn. Moreover, the ability to commit suicide can't disappear because it's prohibited, and, obviously, the dead couldn't care less about the consequences. (It's not that it's a good choice, but still.) Pay attention to what is considered important and unimportant in that statement. Humans are not important. Official positions, regulations, and budgets are. Way too often, people start to worship the process and completely forget that it's just a mean to some end.