@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
Yes.
Unironically yes.

Both of their lives were misarable, and she gave her entire life in trade for a few years of misery, that the kid had.

I value life, not heartbeat. I value smelling the trees and women around me. I value taste of every food. I value philisophy and I value making people smile.

He did not have a life, and she lost one.

@LukeAlmighty @TheMadPirate in your version of society, who would judge the value of human lives?

@merchantHelios @LukeAlmighty Nature

@TheMadPirate @LukeAlmighty so are we supposed to stop practicing medicine then? To let nature do its job

@merchantHelios @LukeAlmighty No, we don’t. We just abolish all form of welfare state, included corporate welfare.

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
Oh yes... The famous "If you were a dictator" question.

Guess what. I am a libertarian. I do not want anyone to judge the value of human life ffs.

But the government made a judgement and they say, that it is better for my grandma to live 3 years alone in cage then 2 years in my company. And my grandma has no say in the matter.

Your question is invalid because it implies me judging while we live in judgement free society. But our governments do judge already and they are amazingly bad at it.

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
So my anwser is:
"Anyone but your worthless falacy using, debate destroying, virtue signaling ass"

@LukeAlmighty @TheMadPirate feel like it's a pretty fair question, why so defensive?

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
> so are we supposed to stop practicing medicine then? To let nature do its job

Yeah... you definitelly went into this in a good faith.

@LukeAlmighty @TheMadPirate That's The Logical conclusion of what you had just said, if you think that's bad faith then I don't know what to tell you

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
This isn't my first day on the internet, and bad faith arguments are way too easy to spot.

So I hope to debate you one day, but after what you have said today, you are incapable of debate yet.

@LukeAlmighty @merchantHelios Sorry, I couldn’t help but to make this job. You just made it so easy…. LOL. No bad faith intended.

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@TheMadPirate @merchantHelios
Nah, it is a great post.
Thanks, it made me laugh.

@LukeAlmighty @merchantHelios

There is nothing wrong with practicing medicine. The problem is subsidizing that which is detrimental to society. That leaves no room for betterment, for optimization, is dysgenic to say the least.

@TheMadPirate @LukeAlmighty that's all well and good until the wrong people start deciding who and who isn't a detriment to society

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
REPEAT
Your question is invalid because it implies me judging while we live in judgement free society. But our governments do judge already and they are amazingly bad at it.

@LukeAlmighty @TheMadPirate I saw this the first time you sent it. Now I'm curious though, what do you mean we live in a judgment free society? Also I should note I agree governments do an amazingly bad job, though perhaps for different reasons than yourself

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
That means, that the judgement on who shall and shall not die IS ALREADY being made. And it is being made on a massive scale.

And it intrudes into my everyday life. And your question on WHO skips the question IF.

And I refure this government based judgement on the "if" level. Simple as that.

@LukeAlmighty @merchantHelios You are already judge unworthy if you don’t take the jab ( actually you are valued as a criminal ), for example.

@TheMadPirate @merchantHelios

@merchantHelios @LukeAlmighty But people can decide that unless they start toying with the free market, at which point it would stop being a free market. Now I agree that, because of the primal fear i.e. fear to what can’t be known, they will eventually try to rig the free market.

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate @LukeAlmighty There will always be an elite or a government deciding that, as there is right now. Governments have in fact stated that they'd deny me access to medicine because I am "unwanted" (unvaccinated).
And I don't even care, because I do believe that overuse of medicine is bad and dysgenic and if I couldn't survive without regular visits to the hospital then I shouldn't.
Of course this statement is easy to make, when I don't need regular visits to the hospital to survive, but likewise it is easy for someone who does need such visits to make the statement that "getting medical assistance is a human right".

@merchantHelios @TheMadPirate
*And I would forget.

I am decensive, because based on exactly this kind of government judgement, I am already forbidden from living. I am locked up in a cage away from family and society.

So you know... it's kinda open wound.

@LukeAlmighty @merchantHelios @TheMadPirate How depressingly materialist. A life spent in service to a child is not real but a life spent looking at scenery, drinking wine, and having sex is.

This is one of a few inevitable conclusions to the idea that life is a cosmic accident and death leads only to annihilation.

@DrRyanSkelton @TheMadPirate @merchantHelios
Yes, I believe that live of freedom and hapines is incomporable with a bedridden life full of pain.