I think it’s safe to say that there are obvious differences in how the medical industry uses plastic (and the kind of plastic they use) compared to the food packing industry. One directly contributes to overconsumption, the other… probably does as well, logically, but to a lesser degree with considerably higher payoff.
Did I not address that chronic pain and terminal illness are perfectly valid reasons for suicide?
My grandmother committed suicide. She did it with a shotgun when no one was home. She could have used drugs, anything - really. She had decided the pain she lived with was not worth the living, and I respect her decision for it.
This is not that kind of decision.
Also:
You should look at this article and repeat what you’ve said, because I’m pretty sure this is the guy in the picture.
it was a cultural shift, the 14th century did a white jesus start coming up in some obscure art and didn’t really take off till the 20th century (white jesus)
This is fundamentally incorrect, and I can prove it - better yet, someone else already has in these comments.
‘Let me just whip up a strawman to support my advocacy for death.’
Again, pot and kettle - there are many ways to kill yourself, if you don’t want to be saved; avoid an audience.
This is such a bizarre rejection of reality
the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
Creative skill and imagination. It is inherent to art.
Even the shittiest executed art is art. Your perception of art is skewed by the commodification of it through capitalist societies. I sincerely implore you to take up any kind of art that does not require AI if you’re truly interested in expressing yourself.
Yes.
In the same way that some people are satisfied with fast food, AI folks are satisfied with fast art - despite that they may be poisoning themselves.
There’s a character in Clair Obscur that could definitely be classified as a hero. Moreso than most, actually.
You do not understand the experience other people are having here and claiming you know better than other people is selfish at best.
Pot and kettle, only I’m not advocating for someone to die.
No one asked to be here, yet everyone is afraid to die.
Every single person on that bridge there was helping this person. You have no idea what happened next, that lost soul may have just been taken in by their new found family - and you’re advocating for that person to just die instead because they feel like it in that moment. Despite the overwhelming amount of suicide survivors reporting regret for their actions.
Yes, there are circumstances where suicide is the correct option. Terminal illness or chronic pain come to mind. Outside of that, however, to advocate for anything but life first is sick. Your stance should be to help people withstand and recover from their trauma, not usher them into oblivion.
FreedomAdvocate
Great! You can free us from your stupidity, however you choose is up to you - I would recommend a cliff.
There’s a reason I’m starting to adopt the idea that having voted for DJT 3 times = your rights are forfeit.
Yeah I don’t think that these people recognize that the only thing they deserve is to be made examples of.
I’m glad the Trump voters are getting hit harder and harder. They literally deserve it, and more.
The side that isn’t willing to shoot up schools
Down to the wire, though, if Elon is responsible for killing the world’s poorest children of today then that logic should translate to Bill Gate’s being responsible for killing the world’s poorest children of yesterday.
It’s pot and kettle. Gate’s might have used his position of great wealth for some good things but there are also some… questionable things. According to him his conversations with Epstein were ‘huge mistakes’… this is, of course, referring to Gate’s relationship with Epstein - something that took place after Epstein was convicted of sex crimes.
Idk, something for your brain to chew on.
God he’s so fucking cool
… this is such a reductionist view of human survival that my head is beginning to hurt trying to come up with an answer to it.
Is there some context about this person I’m not aware of?
Hello, Mr. Strawman? We’ve got your cousin here, we need you to come pick them up.
How will ‘the root of the problem’ (which we disagree on) be solved? Because the ‘root of the problem’, in your assertion, is actually a symptom.
Of what, you might ask? That’s right - bad communication. It doesn’t matter what you’re trying to change - if it involves people it involves communication. Ergo - many women need to learn how to communicate.
So do many men, just so we’re being clear.