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I understand your point, but strong disagree from experience. What do you think happens to people who want to do good by approaching positions of power? In my
by southerntofu 3y ago
I understand your point, but strong disagree from experience.
What do you think happens to people who want to do good by approaching positions of power? In my experience, friends who became teachers or cops, they either became evil/abusive themselves, or they were pushed into depression by social exclusion and either left or killed themselves. These are some of the jobs with the highest suicide levels, precisely because some people came to do good while realizing the systems in place made it entirely impossible.
- DanBC 3y ago> These are some of the jobs with the highest suicide levels What data are you using please?
- southerntofu 3y agoThanks for asking, made me check. It seems teachers suicide data is not as drastic as hearsay has it, although from anecdata i believe depression is very widespread: https://blog.francetvinfo.fr/l-instit-humeurs/2019/11/09/chaque-semaine-en-france-un-prof-se-suicide.html https://blog.francetvinfo.fr/l-instit-humeurs/2019/11/09/cha... As for the cops, there are a few statistical/sociological studies. I may have exaggerated claiming they are the jobs with the highest suicide levels, but they do have higher suicide level than the general population. https://www.liberation.fr/checknews/les-policiers-se-suicident-ils-plus-que-le-reste-de-la-population-20210609_BO232RNMJJAEXCTM7WCIXC45VQ/ https://www.liberation.fr/checknews/les-policiers-se-suicide... Anecdotally, what the article doesn't mention is that, at least here in France, it's not uncommon for cops committing suicide to actually kill their wife and children before killing themselves... which i believe is a rather unique feat of their profession, but as there are no official stats on the topic you should take this claim with a grain of salt.