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post 10000270944 5 days ago, 03:11 AM
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Isn't it immoral to have children knowing the next generations will be totally fucked?

I've been trying to have children but I wonder about it. The quality of my life is so much worse than my father's. And the quality of life of my children would probably be terrible. Surveillance state with no career prospects. Poverty and own nothing. And eat bugs etc

What the fuck the world is totally ruined
post 10000270955 5 days ago, 03:35 AM
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Originally Posted By smallcalves⏩
I've been trying to have children but I wonder about it. The quality of my life is so much worse than my father's. And the quality of life of my children would probably be terrible. Surveillance state with no career prospects. Poverty and own nothing. And eat bugs etc

What the fuck the world is totally ruined
The cost of a house is absurb for someone working as a cashier for say a coffee shop. I think the best thing to do for someone is to buy a cheap car and get a trailer. You're looking at 20 grand. Then keep finding jobs with good pay, save up and get a mortgage for a decent house.
post 10000270962 5 days ago, 03:37 AM
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We covered this already OP

You, specifically, are not supposed to have children

See further Darwin, C.
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
We covered this already OP

You, specifically, are not supposed to have children

See further Darwin, C.
Shut up retard
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Originally Posted By theory⏩
The cost of a house is absurb for someone working as a cashier for say a coffee shop. I think the best thing to do for someone is to buy a cheap car and get a trailer. You're looking at 20 grand. Then keep finding jobs with good pay, save up and get a mortgage for a decent house.
This does not address the question.
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Originally Posted By smallcalves⏩
This does not address the question.
it does answer it though. If you want to make it in todays' age, you got to have discipline. Living in a trailer requires discipline. You can have kids when you own a house and can afford to have kids.
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Originally Posted By smallcalves⏩
Shut up retard
Out of you and I, only one of us has been selected by nature to pass their genes on to the next generation.

Think about that, and then think about which of us is more likely to suffer from genetic defects such as retardation.

Your genetics have failed you.
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
Out of you and I, only one of us has been selected by nature to pass their genes on to the next generation.

Think about that, and then think about which of us is more likely to suffer from genetic defects such as retardation.

Your genetics have failed you.
Has nothing to do with the question, fucking imbecile.
post 10000270980 5 days ago, 04:03 AM
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It's called raising your fucking kids. This isn't rocket science
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Originally Posted By ectobruh⏩
It's called raising your fucking kids. This isn't rocket science
Thanks for this exceptional insight.
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Originally Posted By smallcalves⏩
Has nothing to do with the question, fucking imbecile.
Maybe it does

Maybe it doesn’t

Unfortunately only one of us has been genetically gifted with the intelligence to know

Funny how nature works like that
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The concept you are referring to is “antinatalism”.


It is a reasonable perspective and many people feel it.


On the fundamental level it looks like this:


1. The Asymmetry Argument. Popularized by philosopher David Benatar in his book Better Never to Have Been, this argument highlights a structural imbalance between good and bad experiences:

• Presence of Pain: Is bad.

• Presence of Pleasure: Is good.

• Absence of Pain: Is good, even if that good is not enjoyed by anyone.

• Absence of Pleasure: Is not bad, unless there is someone who is being deprived of that pleasure.
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Sounds like copium
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
The concept you are referring to is “antinatalism”.


It is a reasonable perspective and many people feel it.


On the fundamental level it looks like this:


1. The Asymmetry Argument. Popularized by philosopher David Benatar in his book Better Never to Have Been, this argument highlights a structural imbalance between good and bad experiences:

• Presence of Pain: Is bad.

• Presence of Pleasure: Is good.

• Absence of Pain: Is good, even if that good is not enjoyed by anyone.

• Absence of Pleasure: Is not bad, unless there is someone who is being deprived of that pleasure.
Inceldom is no accident.

People holding the beliefs of anti-natalism is no accident.
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