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It's like snuffing out the spark before the flame gets going.
Meh
its the old does a tree make a sound if it falls and noones aroudn to hear it majjigger
No, it doesn't mean you're okay with the suffering
you're right,
lets just tweet out support for NK ๐ that'll show how we're not okay with suffering
Most I think take issue with having to pay for anothers mistake
I'm sure they'll see our tweets
Is North Korea less okay than the Khmer Rouge?
like the priciple of existing only exists because we can percieve ourselves to exist
Problem is, that "mistake" will grow up
Also, i agree that its very preferable for somebody to not get pregnant when they're not ready, then have a abortion
And will cost more than the abortion
Yea
liek the idea of hearing a sound
It's a necessary evil
i dont know what the Khmer Rougue is
is a purely phenomenological thing
Wot
@Dr.Wol genocide
Thousands of people killed
Yes taxpayers shouldn't need to fund abortions. If someone fucks up that's their responsibility.
that only comes from our ability to process thta we are hearing something
Bad thing
hence if nobodies around to hear it
a sound was never made
They're a commie group that basically forced Cambodians to go back to agrarianism while killing wrong thinkers
People were worked to death
ouch
It's a killer Queen
and then no, its the same level of not okay
durin pol pot right?
It's the same though
Either starve to death
Or work to death
Actually not just wrong thinkers
Just thinkers
People who were percieved as "intellectual"
Right but the death is the important factor is it not?
Pretty much anybody that disagreed.
Anyone with an education
Opposing commies isn't wrong think
Even people wearing glasses
It's just thought
Anyone with the ability to think
Was killed
Communism requires ignoring human nature
And that needs special kinds of stupid
Communism requires loyalty! ๐
that is all, if you die, you just weren't loyal enough
The distinction made is death by starvation, death by execution, death by overwork
We're not comparing it to the suffering someone lives through
We're just comparing it to other methods of being cruelly killed
people can die twice you know
its just that the 2nd time, they have to bury your body
lol yeah
See I hear people say that about plenty of things, but then there are people who survive it. It doesn't make the initial action good, but it does draw something of a distinction
the braindeath that causes communist beleifs
and then body death that naturally follows
teh second one can take really long to happen though
Nobody comes back from being dead for 10 years, but people do come back from a hell of a lot of things that take up notably more time
yes
but thats the thing, which is worse?
instant death
Or suffering to the point where it doesn't even matter anymore
The implication is that the latter is going to occur in some of the richest and most prosperous countries in the world
i mean what would you rather happen?
an embryo getting killed before it can even develop a self
Or a person getting raped repeatedly between ages 5-11
And then to just be cast under the emotionless protection of the state
I think the better solution is to address the latter
where they are little more than a number
and until you have adressed it?
Rather than fatalistically accept it as inevitable
We live right now in a world where we haven't fixed it
when will it? and how many do you wanna force to live through it until it IS fixed?
Well we're currently not at a point where the test tube hypothetical is viable either
test tube hypothetical doesn't prevent the fate AFTER they are birthed
No, but the solution to the problem should be addressing the system
i agree
but until we do?
Like would you say people with severe birth defects should be aborted?
yeah because regardless of if the person is aborted there are other cases liek the death of parents where someone would suffer under that system
yes
Why do you get to decide this?
anything thats debilitating to their life
Until itโs fixed donโt make taxpayers foot the bill.
because:
A. this child will be in need of help their whole life, and i dont want to pay for someone elses lack of judgment
and
B. This child will not have a happy life
so make a choice
Either do it on your own time/money
Or don't bother me about it
Hold on, how are we defining debilitating?
debilitating as in, debilitating
And should Stephen Hawking have been aborted then? In your ideal state?
I dont think he's saying laws should force abortions
Stephen Hawking didn't start debilitated at birth
I think he's saying that he'd prefer if people with (x) wouldnt be born/be aborted
That's my impression anyways
Right but in an instance where you could detect such a debilitation before birth
pop 'em
or pay for it at your own expense
@Scarlet I'm asking specifically about the value judgement, not legal issues
>it's okay to kill one of the greatest scientists of our time because I don't like the welfare state
other scientists came before him, and many will follow
humans are after all a cheap resource
As a society, we're probably better off with as few crippled or debilitated people as possible. But i wouldnt be able to tell somebody, nor would i think it'd be right to tell somebody that they should abort their child for this reason.
besides why just stick to great scientists?
Why not the commoner? what makes a great scientist a better human being?
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