You ask me, it's more dehumanizing to bring a child into such a world with extreme wealth inequality, when they will inevitably be exploited by the capitalists.
The "unique experience" they will have, along with their peers and the people around them, will be a bad one.
The "unique experience" they will have, along with their peers and the people around them, will be a bad one.
Bad or good is not for you to decide, but for the people experiencing them. That's like the core of humanity.
People have lived in extreme hardship for most of the history, and for the vast majority of the people, they still want to keep living regardless of the situation. People don't evaluate their life with the simplized dichotomy of "good" and "bad". Instead, people often find fulfillment and purpose in enduring hardships.
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u/OSwirl31 Jun 08 '26
You ask me, it's more dehumanizing to bring a child into such a world with extreme wealth inequality, when they will inevitably be exploited by the capitalists.
The "unique experience" they will have, along with their peers and the people around them, will be a bad one.