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I normally hold the philosophy that a person should not recieve health care unless there is money to pay for them, and I woudn't ever advocate that someone dona
by PaperclipTaken 14y ago
I normally hold the philosophy that a person should not recieve health care unless there is money to pay for them, and I woudn't ever advocate that someone donate to a charity like that. Life is hard and not everybody can make it.
But the smile on her face, especially in that last photo, is really something. And especially at $1125, the chance that she'll contribute more than that back to the global GPD some day is good.
And it might even be enough for me that she might live a normal life.
- adrianbye 14y agomaybe its time to reconsider some of your philosophy. :) ayn rand teaches incredible things, but there are big gaps
- skimbrel 14y agoI hope you never find yourself in a situation where you need medical care and can't pay for it. Because the rest of us, who are in possession of at least a few scraps of human decency, would have to shell out to save your ungrateful ass. A human life is worth more than its economic output.
- EvilTerran 14y agoAre you familiar with Ramanujan? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramanujan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramanujan The importance of someone's life is not correlated to their wealth, or to the environment they're born into. That both factors are used as a metric for who gets to live is shameful.