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You're talking about apocalypse and war here...working at a desk in an office building and making money doesn't make you "not a wussy"... - BashCH
Begging for handouts because you can't make it kinda does make you an entitled wussy. There are a lot of ways to be an entitled wussy that go beyond the physical |
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Location: The legendary Don Cherry agrees with me..., QC Joined: 04.27.2010
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Why should the elderly go? I bet Warren Buffet and the (frank)ing Queen think they're pretty useful. Thanos' way was fair - Takemedrunkimhome
So you'd kill a kid and let a 90 years old live...IMO that's not fair. One has his life ahead of him and the other could die in peace and feel like he's lived what he had to. |
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Pat1993
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Why should the elderly go? I bet Warren Buffet and the (frank)ing Queen think they're pretty useful. Thanos' way was fair - Takemedrunkimhome
I would also keep a few morons but prevent them from reproducing too much, just as a reminder of humanity's weakness
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BashCH
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Begging for handouts because you can't make it kinda does make you an entitled wussy. There are a lot of ways to be an entitled wussy that go beyond the physical - Takemedrunkimhome
True, but your example works both ways. Regions produce food eaten in big cities. Remove everything that's shipped from regions to cities and people can't live there anymore. |
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So you'd kill a kid and let a 90 years old live...IMO that's not fair. One has his life ahead of him and the other could die in peace and feel like he's lived what he had to. - BashCH
That's why Thanos' plan was fair even if it made him an evil villain. You would never get a consensus on who gets to live or not...so you do it blindly in a blanket fashion and let the chips fall where they may |
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BashCH
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That's why Thanos' plan was fair even if it made him an evil villain. You would never get a consensus on who gets to live or not...so you do it blindly in a blanket fashion and let the chips fall where they may - Takemedrunkimhome
Thanos sucks, (frank) him. Killing children while letting pedo rapists live. |
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I would also keep a few morons but prevent them from reproducing too much, just as a reminder of humanity's weakness - Pat1993
In 1937 Alberta amended its Sexual Sterilization Act to remove the need for informed consent for sterilization subjects who were considered feebleminded. This amendment set Alberta apart from other jurisdictions throughout North America, which had or had added consent provisions.
The vast majority of people sterilized through the Canadian programs had been institutionalized in psychiatric hospitals or homes for people considered feebleminded, mentally deficient, or intellectually disabled. In 1942, however, Alberta changed its law again to move the eugenics program beyond the confines of institutions. As a result more children were identified in the community, at schools, and through public health visits. Canadian provinces and territories other than British Columbia and Alberta did not enact specific eugenics laws; however, several of them participated in eugenics. Nova Scotia, for example, did not legally sterilize people, but institutionalized women of child-bearing age who were considered unfit for motherhood, often on account of having given birth to illegitimate children. Quebec encouraged reproduction among its residents to bolster its population, and therefore its political power, as a form of positive eugenics. It did so by establishing baby bonuses and financial incentives for large families. Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan all drafted sterilization laws, which were defeated in the 1930s as a growing wave of resistance formed |
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True, but your example works both ways. Regions produce food eaten in big cities. Remove everything that's shipped from regions to cities and people can't live there anymore. - BashCH
Let farmers compete in the market without subsidies and see what happens. Factory farms in the US will win and Canadian farmers will put up more crappy homemade billboards on plywood saying "Make Trudeau a Drama Teacher Again". Take away the subsidies, go full global free trade and the rural people fail for the most part |
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Location: The Fan of Hockey. Welcome Utah!, QC Joined: 12.18.2011
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Why should the elderly go? I bet Warren Buffet and the (frank)ing Queen think they're pretty useful. Thanos' way was fair - Takemedrunkimhome
The Queen isn't, really. |
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I would also keep a few morons but prevent them from reproducing too much, just as a reminder of humanity's weakness - Pat1993
So you're advocating for a violation of human rights |
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Pat1993
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Location: disguise delimit, QC Joined: 08.28.2009
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In 1937 Alberta amended its Sexual Sterilization Act to remove the need for informed consent for sterilization subjects who were considered feebleminded. This amendment set Alberta apart from other jurisdictions throughout North America, which had or had added consent provisions.
The vast majority of people sterilized through the Canadian programs had been institutionalized in psychiatric hospitals or homes for people considered feebleminded, mentally deficient, or intellectually disabled. In 1942, however, Alberta changed its law again to move the eugenics program beyond the confines of institutions. As a result more children were identified in the community, at schools, and through public health visits. Canadian provinces and territories other than British Columbia and Alberta did not enact specific eugenics laws; however, several of them participated in eugenics. Nova Scotia, for example, did not legally sterilize people, but institutionalized women of child-bearing age who were considered unfit for motherhood, often on account of having given birth to illegitimate children. Quebec encouraged reproduction among its residents to bolster its population, and therefore its political power, as a form of positive eugenics. It did so by establishing baby bonuses and financial incentives for large families. Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan all drafted sterilization laws, which were defeated in the 1930s as a growing wave of resistance formed - M. Arachide
thank god Pete survived the program |
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The Queen isn't, really. - mr.peanut
The majority of Brits in my experience would greatly disagree. Boris on the other hand... |
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BashCH
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Location: The legendary Don Cherry agrees with me..., QC Joined: 04.27.2010
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Let farmers compete in the market without subsidies and see what happens. Factory farms in the US will win and Canadian farmers will put up more crappy homemade billboards on plywood saying "Make Trudeau a Drama Teacher Again". Take away the subsidies, go full global free trade and the rural people fail for the most part - Takemedrunkimhome
You need incentive to support local businesses or you're doomed to fail. You're just 1 pandemic away from starving your whole population.
There's also a middleground between "Make it rain" Trudeau and libertarianism... |
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BashCH
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The Queen isn't, really. - mr.peanut
That's what I thought as well... |
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You need incentive to support local businesses or you're doomed to fail. You're just 1 pandemic away from starving your whole population. - BashCH
Then sell it at a price the farmer can make a living off of rather than subsidizing it. The second it is subsidized it becomes an entitlement - that's all. |
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Pat1993
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So you're advocating for a violation of human rights - mr.peanut
we're talking about a Thanos scenario here, so you need to take everything with a grain of salt lol
but the morons would still be well treated
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The majority of Brits in my experience would greatly disagree. Boris on the other hand... - Takemedrunkimhome
Because the Royal Family creates revenue. But they also cost a whole lot to protect etc... Just for maintaining a key aspect of the brits history. They can be both useless and culturally important.
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BashCH
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Then sell it at a price the farmer can make a living off of rather than subsidizing it. The second it is subsidized it becomes an entitlement - that's all. - Takemedrunkimhome
If you do that, some people won't be able to afford the food...doesn't really work. I'm not against that kind of government intervention. |
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Location: The Fan of Hockey. Welcome Utah!, QC Joined: 12.18.2011
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we're talking about a Thanos scenario here, so you need to take everything with a grain of salt lol
but the morons would still be well treated - Pat1993
So in a nerd comic book scenario. |
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Pat1993
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Because the Royal Family creates revenue. But they also cost a whole lot to protect etc... Just for maintaining a key aspect of the brits history. They can be both useless and culturally important. - mr.peanut
kinda like the governor-general of Canada..?
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BashCH
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we're talking about a Thanos scenario here, so you need to take everything with a grain of salt lol
but the morons would still be well treated - Pat1993
To be fair, at first I thought we were talking about "people are pussies, not ready for war"...I got a little confused. |
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Pat1993
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So in a nerd comic book scenario. - mr.peanut
this is basically what we're talking about here, no?
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kinda like the governor-general of Canada..? - Pat1993
Some students were LIVID when they found out what the GG makes |
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Because the Royal Family creates revenue. But they also cost a whole lot to protect etc... Just for maintaining a key aspect of the brits history. They can be both useless and culturally important. - mr.peanut
I'd agree. Frankly I'd argue that most things that are considered culturally important are also pretty useless. |
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Pat1993
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To be fair, at first I thought we were talking about "people are pussies, not ready for war"...I got a little confused. - BashCH
oh I brought in the morons in the convo but don't mind me, not sure either lololol
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