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Lets turn it around, do you support "euthanasia of economically useless people"? If you don't have a job for whatever reason, should you just be left on the str
by overgard 11y ago
Lets turn it around, do you support "euthanasia of economically useless people"? If you don't have a job for whatever reason, should you just be left on the streets to die?
(And if you argue: "we have social safety nets". Well duh. This would be one too. Except that it would be so much easier to administrate compared to something like welfare or food stamps, which has very high administrative overhead, so it would be cheaper than those systems.)
- sly_foxx 11y ago"do you support "euthanasia of economically useless people"? If you don't have a job for whatever reason, should you just be left on the streets to die?" YES. Old & incompetent people are 'all cost, no benefit' proposition. Children are cost in the beginning, but benefit later on. Saving lives of old and incompetent(lazy, mentally/physically challenged) people is a total waste of resources. P.S. Just because you don't have a job now, doesn't mean you can't get one in the future or get new skills and work in a different field.
- overgard 11y agoI admire your bluntness, but I have to wonder, do you assume you're not going to grow old and incompetent? Presumably, if we're fortunate enough to live that long, we are all in that boat.
- sly_foxx 11y agoNo, because I will kill myself when I get there. I'm doing all the things I want to do before I grow old and incompetent. All the activities you would do when you're old + much more, you can do when you're younger and healthier. For example, let's say you plan to visit location X when you're old. Well, why not do it when you're younger with the money you would have saved for retirement?