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[Anonymous No.9267595]

Do we have blood on our hands whenever we do anything which isn't our utmost effort to prevent suffering/death in the world? Not asking about whether it is right or wrong, but whether it is factually true or not to look at it like this

[Anonymous No.9267675]

>>9267595
no, only normies care about death, which leads them to deny it by ''saving'' people.
also, reminder that doctors are asseholes even in non-liberal societies, that doctors want to reanimate people (by claiming that it is for their own good, top lel), while doctors themselves do not want to be reanimated

doctors are exactly what is wrong with normies and their little fantasy of morality through compassion and claim of helping others by actually making their lives even more pathetic. Doctors are the pinnacle of normitude : they are hedonistic and have the means for this, while they feel good about themselves by believing they are good guys.

[Anonymous No.9267680]

Hillary Clinton stars in foreign films now?

[Anonymous No.9267689]

Suffering in this world is not an iridescence on the surface of indifference. It is the world itself, and our external lives are always stoking it simply by running their course. The most effective way to reduce your suffering footprint as well as your own suffering is to reject this world altogether.

[Anonymous No.9267872]

>>9267675
take your meds senpai

[Anonymous No.9267935]

>>9267595
>Do we have blood on our hands whenever we do anything which isn't our utmost effort to prevent suffering/death in the world

No, because those sins are not yours to carry and if you think so you might be
>terribly egoistical
>narcissistic
or

Jesus Christ himself, and if that's the case - go on

>>9267680
Emmanuelle Riva was one of the greatest, clean your shitpost