I once lectured a conservative on the labour theory of value while sitting on his face
exocrinous
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Shy people are dangerous. I learned my lesson from too many friendships with shy people who were abusive. Now I only make friends with assertive people who can proactively problem solve and be honest about their feelings.
No, those are imaginary people you made up to complain about. And if you act on the existence of those fake people, you'll harm actual people.
I will play along with your experiment if you give me control of the government. That seems only fair, since we're talking about the government providing for everyone.
Is there a point of disability at which you no longer believe someone should be cared for? Like, say someone is colourblind and has no other conditions, do you think that person needs to earn their life?
Yes we would. And if we can't, the cheap food should be free.
There's nobody like that. You're talking about imaginary people. All human beings have a natural drive to do useful work.
What you don't have the right to is someone else to provide for you if you don't give anything back
Yes you do. Lots of people are on disability benefits, unemployment, a pension, or are literal children. And those programs should be expanded to cover everyone who doesn't work, not just those who can justify their existence to a government form.
Your comment would have hit much harder as a rejection of cruelty and advocacy for kindness if you haven't thrown sociopaths under the bus. Most sociopaths are poor people, and they're all disabled.
Yeah! Dumb babies expecting a handout! Fuck em, they need to earn their keep, let's leave them on a mountain and see if they come back with ore to sell for breast milk.
Gee, I thought our standards of living had raised since the hunter gatherer days. I thought we had an idea of human rights. But it seems that advocates of capital like yourself are more willing to let the disabled die than most hunter gatherer tribespeople would be. All our wealth, and you people are more miserly with it than those who have nearly nothing.
Projection.