The question isn't whether someone will die but what happens after. 80s shlock like Running Man used to be portrayals of a ridiculous dystopia, but at this poi

The question isn't whether someone will die but what happens after. 80s shlock like Running Man used to be portrayals of a ridiculous dystopia, but at this point they should be considered a warning. We already increasingly undervalue human life and have culturally accepted avoidable deaths as long as they can be justified with "personal responsibility" or follow from a perceived moral failing. We're not there yet, but we're inching ever closer. The first article of the post-WW2 constitution of Germany does not establish freedom of speech but the sanctity of human dignity. Of course in practice only lip service is paid to this, but it feels like "entertaintment" like Mr Beast's videos are the exact antithesis.