Plankter
欠陥人
- Aug 14, 2018
- 174
Similar things may have been posted before, as what I'm going to say is quite a popular opinion. I'm only sharing this with you guys to satisfy my biological/psychological need to exchange information regarding myself with other members of my species.
I can't stand how hypocritical society is when it comes to "life is valuable" s##t. People will literally leave you to starve on the streets without hesitation if you don't have a job and therefore can't make a rich bastard richer* and yet when you mention not having a place in the world and wanting to ctb the very same people will pretend to suddenly care about you, and I'm pretty sure many of them have convinced themselves that what they're doing is not in fact merely pretending, but actually caring. They'll start giving you a speech everyone has seen a million times on social media about how life is intrinsically valuable and has to be preserved or whatever. When it comes to paying actual importance to living things though they will simply determine the worth of the human being in question by the amount of profit he/she can make them, and they'll be fine to throw away the rest, and tell and enforce them to remain alive so they they can relieve their conscience. It seems that letting people live in agony is ethical but allowing them to ctb by their very choice is unacceptable.
*I know there are fields of work such as scientific research where you don't work for a rich bastard but you're still working for society in general which despite being far more innocent, still is more or less a form of serving others. Even if it's not, people who work in those fields are very rare anyway.
(I want to clarify here that I have mad respect for those who dedicate their lives to science, what I'm criticizing here is that no matter how innocent your working field is, it is the system that society operates on that makes it pragmatist nonetheless.)
I can't stand how hypocritical society is when it comes to "life is valuable" s##t. People will literally leave you to starve on the streets without hesitation if you don't have a job and therefore can't make a rich bastard richer* and yet when you mention not having a place in the world and wanting to ctb the very same people will pretend to suddenly care about you, and I'm pretty sure many of them have convinced themselves that what they're doing is not in fact merely pretending, but actually caring. They'll start giving you a speech everyone has seen a million times on social media about how life is intrinsically valuable and has to be preserved or whatever. When it comes to paying actual importance to living things though they will simply determine the worth of the human being in question by the amount of profit he/she can make them, and they'll be fine to throw away the rest, and tell and enforce them to remain alive so they they can relieve their conscience. It seems that letting people live in agony is ethical but allowing them to ctb by their very choice is unacceptable.
*I know there are fields of work such as scientific research where you don't work for a rich bastard but you're still working for society in general which despite being far more innocent, still is more or less a form of serving others. Even if it's not, people who work in those fields are very rare anyway.
(I want to clarify here that I have mad respect for those who dedicate their lives to science, what I'm criticizing here is that no matter how innocent your working field is, it is the system that society operates on that makes it pragmatist nonetheless.)