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Why help people when you can just get rid of them instead /s

charcircuit 1y ago
The goal is to improve life for law abiding citizens. Removing these from society is helping all the people in society. 2 birds with 1 stone.
- vidarh 1y ago
  It's not helping the addicts. Nor is it helping the people who don't want to live under a brutally oppressive and cruel regime.
  - charcircuit 1y ago
    Addicts are a sacrifice I'm willing to make for the greater good of the populace. For how much heroine can ruin people's lives I do not think it is oppressive or cruel to punish people with the loss of a life in perpetuating such a life ruining substance. But it is still helping those people due to the benefits of addicts no longer existing.
    - vidarh 1y ago
      Personally I'd be more inclined to sacrifice people advocating cruel, oppressive policies for the greater good if we should consider sacrifice someone, as I consider those attitudes far more harmful. This is the problem with advocating policies that sacrifices anyone: Someone else will want to sacrifice you
    - hsbauauvhabzb 1y ago
      “Some of you may die, but that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make”
- StefanBatory 1y ago
  As long as the society won't decide you are to be removed from the society, too. At which point I'm sure you will comply and decide to sacrifice yourself for the society, you will, right? What has happened in your life that you are so devoid of empathy?
  - charcircuit 1y ago
    I would not be above the law if that's what you are asking. >so devoid of empathy? I'm using my empathy to improve the lives of the many people who have to deal with people dying or having their lives ruined by these drugs. Improving the lives of people who have to deal with dysfunctional people on drugs. There are also second order affects that many more people are suffering from.
    - 1718627440 1y ago
      So you have no issue with "the final solution regarding the jewish question" then? Because that's exactly, what they were doing, they weren't doing anything illegal.

The goal is to improve life for law abiding citizens. Removing these from society is helping all the people in society. 2 birds with 1 stone.

vidarh 1y ago
It's not helping the addicts. Nor is it helping the people who don't want to live under a brutally oppressive and cruel regime.
- charcircuit 1y ago
  Addicts are a sacrifice I'm willing to make for the greater good of the populace. For how much heroine can ruin people's lives I do not think it is oppressive or cruel to punish people with the loss of a life in perpetuating such a life ruining substance. But it is still helping those people due to the benefits of addicts no longer existing.
  - vidarh 1y ago
    Personally I'd be more inclined to sacrifice people advocating cruel, oppressive policies for the greater good if we should consider sacrifice someone, as I consider those attitudes far more harmful. This is the problem with advocating policies that sacrifices anyone: Someone else will want to sacrifice you
  - hsbauauvhabzb 1y ago
    “Some of you may die, but that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make”
StefanBatory 1y ago
As long as the society won't decide you are to be removed from the society, too. At which point I'm sure you will comply and decide to sacrifice yourself for the society, you will, right? What has happened in your life that you are so devoid of empathy?
- charcircuit 1y ago
  I would not be above the law if that's what you are asking. >so devoid of empathy? I'm using my empathy to improve the lives of the many people who have to deal with people dying or having their lives ruined by these drugs. Improving the lives of people who have to deal with dysfunctional people on drugs. There are also second order affects that many more people are suffering from.
  - 1718627440 1y ago
    So you have no issue with "the final solution regarding the jewish question" then? Because that's exactly, what they were doing, they weren't doing anything illegal.