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Unification, in this case, means surrendering all rights to privacy, all rights to free expression, everything. The fact that you wouldn't fight being occupied
by noduerme 11mo ago
Unification, in this case, means surrendering all rights to privacy, all rights to free expression, everything.
The fact that you wouldn't fight being occupied and forced to be a slave doesn't speak highly of you, but I must admit it's an honest statement, and it's true that a lot of people might feel the same way. A majority of people everywhere are cowards, collaborators and sycophants. But they're along for the ride.
Now, if your country is Burma, I don't blame you.
- MangoToupe 11mo ago> rights to privacy, all rights to free expression, everything. Surely rights to more substantial things like healthcare make this quite an easy decision. Freedom to criticize a government doesn't matter if you can't force the government to actually give a shit about anything
- deltaburnt 11mo agoDoes Taiwan not have healthcare? Verbatim from Wikipedia: > According to the Numbeo Health Care Index in 2025, Taiwan has the best healthcare system in the world, scoring 86.5 out of 100,[6] a slight increase from 86 the previous year.[7] This marked the seventh consecutive year that Taiwan has ranked first in the Numbeo Health Care Index.[8]
- MangoToupe 11mo agoAccess to healthcare and right to healthcare are distinct concepts