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Originally Posted By wincel⏩

OP was mad because I said the guy was a Chad and drowned in pussy his whole life. The guy had six kids and led a very full and successful life. But OP is butthurt because I didn'tpretend to grieve like everyone else.

this is actually fair

the social media "thoughts and prayers" brigade that comes out to pretend to be deeply affected by the death of someone they never met and hadn't even thought about for years or when there's a tragedy is pretty ridiculous

honesty is a far more rare sentiment, so i'll give wincel credit for it

plus, on their face, his statements are largely true. the guy likely compressed more enjoyment into his 41 years than most people do in the 80 they are allotted. as such, it's illogical to pity him when that pity should be reserved for this kid and others like him:



whose lives are gonna be complete chit from beginning to end


that all being said, it's still stupid af and a classic (one might say integral) liberal trait to resent the more fortunate, thinking that the more they have, the more they have stolen from you.

if you're going to resent people who have more than you, you should aim that resentment at the people whose internet connections are much faster than yours:

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Originally Posted By Gainzzz⏩

what if someone can feel bad that a father of 6 died of cancer at 41 AND feel bad for disadvantaged kids in third world countries?

if it's true, it's good. if it's fake, it's pathetic.

Originally Posted By wincelofpeace

Like I said, the metric I use to measure the fulfillment of a life is the one I learned in biology.

i continue to disagree with that sentiment 100%. humans are the one species that can choose not to reproduce. we're the only species with any concept of what it actually means and the only one that has a (fully social and learned) drive to do it. every other species has a drive to fukk, which results in reproduction, but the difference between that and saying "i wanna baby" is universes apart.

you may call it semantics, but it is my contention that every woman (and wincel, apparently) pretending that she has a "biological clock" ticking is full of chit. it is a cultural clock, not a biological one. if you raise a child in a lab with no contact with babies, they will never say "i want to create a small blobby version of myself." you can't hard-wire that concept into our brains, nor do you need to. they will start to rub their genitals on the couch and try to fukk the scientists, but the concept of reproduction is 100% learned. this should be obvious to anyone.

the biological imperative functions on a macro level. on the individual level, only humans warp a desire to fukk into a desire to actually reproduce.

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a series of short tasks over a relatively longer period of time is life. altruistic light moves under the cover of your own darkness.. find this inner torch bearer and accompany them to the end. we all walk together, but we all walk alone. there is no understanding or purpose beyond that


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