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Hi there I love A rub.
Hello.
I thought my statement was a self-evident truth.
No, it is a societally-spread lie. Self evident is usually associated with no evidence and argument.
It is vital to separate the duties of Society from those of the individual.
OK. But who is to say which is which (dont answer society). It is like when I asked a psyche "How do you decide who are insane and who are sane"....and he answers "That easy, I write in thier file who is sane and insane".
A society exists so that its members can pool their talents and use their country's natural resources and their own skills and resources to build something far greater than they could achieve individually. This means Government and the rule of law are necessary so that everyone knows where they stand.
The existing societal structures are nothing more than an immoral and exploitive, malevolent systems of controlling the citizen-slaves for use by societal leaders.
Individually, we each have a responsibility to use our talents and skills to provide for ourselves and our families as best we can.
This is what you said before. There is no reasoning to arrive at this conclusion, nor is there any evidence presented of same.
"Society should and does provide opportunities for people to get ahead and improve their lot but it is up to the individual to grasp those opportunites."
Again, you make an un-founded and narrow assertion. There is also no legitimate reason for any individual to be responsible. Society is responsible, and poor people cannot possibly be blamed. Society delibertely designs the system in such a way that there are always a certain % range of poor people and unemployed people.
There is no shame in poverty, only in giving up and accepting it as one's lot and not trying to get ahead.
There is no legitimate obligation on the individual to attempt to make money. What shame someone feels is just thier delusion.
By the way, the full text of Kahlil Gibran's chapter on giving and charity is here SNIP!
The whole idea of altruistic or kindness-based giving, sharing etc is irrational.
Hi there I love A rub.
Hello.
I thought my statement was a self-evident truth.
No, it is a societally-spread lie. Self evident is usually associated with no evidence and argument.
It is vital to separate the duties of Society from those of the individual.
OK. But who is to say which is which (dont answer society). It is like when I asked a psyche "How do you decide who are insane and who are sane"....and he answers "That easy, I write in thier file who is sane and insane".
A society exists so that its members can pool their talents and use their country's natural resources and their own skills and resources to build something far greater than they could achieve individually. This means Government and the rule of law are necessary so that everyone knows where they stand.
The existing societal structures are nothing more than an immoral and exploitive, malevolent systems of controlling the citizen-slaves for use by societal leaders.
Individually, we each have a responsibility to use our talents and skills to provide for ourselves and our families as best we can.
This is what you said before. There is no reasoning to arrive at this conclusion, nor is there any evidence presented of same.
"Society should and does provide opportunities for people to get ahead and improve their lot but it is up to the individual to grasp those opportunites."
Again, you make an un-founded and narrow assertion. There is also no legitimate reason for any individual to be responsible. Society is responsible, and poor people cannot possibly be blamed. Society delibertely designs the system in such a way that there are always a certain % range of poor people and unemployed people.
There is no shame in poverty, only in giving up and accepting it as one's lot and not trying to get ahead.
There is no legitimate obligation on the individual to attempt to make money. What shame someone feels is just thier delusion.
By the way, the full text of Kahlil Gibran's chapter on giving and charity is here SNIP!
The whole idea of altruistic or kindness-based giving, sharing etc is irrational.