Jesus and free will

Jesus and free will Sept 9, 2017 0:21:33 GMT

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Post by cupcakes on Sept 9, 2017 0:21:33 GMT

Sept 8, 2017 23:48:11 GMT @miccee said:

Sept 7, 2017 15:40:16 GMT cupcakes said:

^tpfkar

So make life better for them. Still nothing attached to child-rearing inherently.

Obviously not a straight-forward task that can be accomplished before anyone else has to experience more suffering. There should be a guarantee of no non-trivial suffering before any more lives are introduced. Which is impossible because, even if things had somehow gotten rectified in the present time so that nobody had to suffer, it would be impossible to guarantee that such a utopian situation could not be destabilised or destroyed. And it is related to child rearing (or child birthing, more precisely), because the person could not experience suffering were they never to have been born.

For the mentally sound, when there's a problem one works on addressing it with something short of genocide+. If one still possesses one's faculties, anyway. But that boat sailed long before more of that boobie hatch banter about dead can't care no risk of splinter is moral attacking nonexistent babies by giving them a shot at life.

So we fix the unfair distribution and suffering. Still nothing attached to child-rearing inherently. Except via zealotry and cognitive inability in some combination.

Can't really be done within the limits of human nature. Communism was an attempt to do this, and most would agree that the cure ended up being worse than the disease. Meanwhile, in capitalist societies, there are people who have more money than they and their families could use in 500 years still trying to prise away (metaphorically) a crust of stale bread out of the mouth of a starving child because it's considered to be 'unfair' for anyone to be allowed to consume any resources that they or their parents aren't thought to have sufficiently earned, or the parents' don't have a respectable or hard enough job to deserve to be able to feed themselves and their children. Which all illustrates that life is mostly about cravings which can never be completely satisfied, no matter how proficient one becomes at 'the game'.

Not with guys like you, for sure. In truth, things keep trending better even with the zealot bumps, as the sociopathic mentally ill rarely gain power once liberalism takes hold, and when they do they are generally time-limited.

And they shouldn't be expected to pay the price of everyone else's joy. Especially if nobody would be deprived of that joy in a universe with no sentient life.