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I'm with you in not expecting stuff from people, but surely as a human you have a right on earth. Who gave the ones before you the right to own the planet and t
by littletimmy 11y ago
I'm with you in not expecting stuff from people, but surely as a human you have a right on earth. Who gave the ones before you the right to own the planet and the right to make you work if you want to live on it?
- jsprogrammer 11y agoNo one has the right to make you work. However, enough work must be done to allow you to exist.
- logicchains 11y ago>No one has the right to make you work. However, enough work must be done to allow you to exist. These two sentences are logically inconsistent; if enough work must be done to allow you to exist, then that means someone must be made to work.
- saint_fiasco 11y agoOr maybe no one does the work and he is not allowed to exist. Lots of poor people just die from treatable diseases for example, and no one is forced to take care of them.
- jsprogrammer 11y agoYou'd need to define "made". As another commenter pointed out (sorry, HN's interface is terrible, and I can't see your name anymore), an alternative is that you no longer exist.