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Yes, that indeed clarifies it very well. The confusion when I was reading was at this point:
The lightest of all supersymmetric partners is often stable (this is the case in general, although exceptions exist), and can thus be a perfect dark matter particle if it has no electric charge.Somehow I thought IT alone decays into dark matter.
But this cleared it up pretty well:
All the other supersymmetric partners being unstable particles (they decay into dark matter)
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RE: Supersymmetry - the most symmetric of all symmetries