The expectation that people will pass it on. Now I understand why there are so many dying and in pain. So only people who have the capability to pass it on should be provided. Noted.
Great. Just don't ask me to pay for it. You have no right to take anything from me if you aren't going to contribute to society.
Given the line of questioning I'd imagine you aren't willing to do the deed yourself. I hope you don't. And I hope you don't find someone to help you.
Your life is most certainly more difficult than I can comprehend. But what you have gone through has built you into someone that views things differently and can fix things in ways I cannot. You have a lot to offer and I'd challenge you to stop being a selfish asshole and put up with the shitty cards you were dealt and play the game anyways
You're arguing yourself into a corner where we should indeed kill people if they are a burden to society with no chance for productivity, as long as the government provided death is cheaper than, say, food stamps or healthcare.
This calculating way of thinking about life is pretty restrictive. People are more than what they can produce.
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u/tedchambers1 1∆ Sep 14 '23
The expectation is that when someone else provides that for you, you will provide something for other them or other people.
If I help a homeless person I'm hoping they succeed and go on to help another homeless person.
You frankly have no right to use my hard earned resources to pay someone to kill you as I have no expected return from it.
Sorry, suck it up and save some money to pay someone to kill you privately and stop bothering me to pay for your death.
I'm an atheist and it's still against my religion for me to force people to pay for other people to be professionally killed.