• some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org
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    5 months ago

    This is about as on the nose as any take on the topic that I’ve seen. Holy shit, we’re telling people they don’t deserve to live. Some simple truths are profound when you say them out loud.

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      5 months ago

      They don’t deserve to live if they don’t earn it.

      If a lion doesn’t run after zebras, it dies.

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        5 months ago

        Hitler broke a vital and important contract with others. Live and let live. The moment they broke that implicit contract they totally opened a can of worms and whoopass upon themselves. They totally earned it

        More folk need to understand about the contract of tolerance and the golden rule.

    • cashews_win@sh.itjust.works
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      5 months ago

      I think people may be seeing it the wrong way round or at least not taking into account the other side.

      I’ve been unemployed two years since a mental breakdown. A lot of people may think I’m living the high life with nothing to do and just chilling. But it destroys you having no work! Everyday is a battle against the dark thought - “what’s the point in life if I’m not DOING something?”

      You may think you’d do the hobbies you do at weekend - but you don’t. Not when you’re not working long-term. You just coast with every day exactly the same. Nothing has meaning. Weekends aren’t special Even something as simple as going to the library - I love books! But why bother? I can do that tomorrow. Tomorrow comes and I don’t go.

      I’m not saying people need to be wage slaves and work dead-end jobs. But people have to work for their own sanity. It’s why a lot of retired people degenerate and/or go back to light work.