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I agree with you. Of course nobody should force you. But in general it is positive thing to do, to take care of the elderly if you can. This is something to str
by nec4b 4y ago
I agree with you. Of course nobody should force you. But in general it is positive thing to do, to take care of the elderly if you can. This is something to strive for as a society, isn't it?
But the phrase "They didn't ask me if I wanted to be born" is meaningless and adds nothing of a value.
- Femolio 4y agoTo strive for? Not in our society. We optimized it by having people who are better in taking care than I can. With medical knowledge and more experience. I personally also don't want to live anymore if I become so unself sufficient.
- nec4b 4y agoI'm happy we have other people who can do to this for us too. But I don't think a stranger will take better care of a another stranger than a loving caring family member. E.g. With all my imperfections I'm still sure I'm a better caregiver for my children than an orphanage where they would be just a number, even though they are better educated about children health and development.