Praying 4 a Miracle
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- Sep 22, 2024
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Ijustwishtodie brought this website to my attention just the other day, and this group of people definitely have the right idea, with only two major criticisms.
The website is www.TheRightToNoLongerExist.com
The first criticism is that they believe in anti-natalism, which very few people believe in (myself included). This just takes away from their main message. In my opinion, it makes them seem too extremist.
The second criticism is that some people believe in a spiritual afterlife, and again their hard stance on this is just going to turn some people away from their main message.
They also have some other beliefs which I find to be a bit extreme, but these are the two main ones. It's a shame that they have all of these other extreme views, because their main message is right on the money. Their impact would be so much more powerful if they were to focus on just that.
The biggest problem with anti-natalism, is that governments across the globe are going to have a huge problem with it. Our entire species would obviously die out quickly, and the entire global economy would completely collapse. Human life on Earth would very quickly cease to exist. While there definitely are people who would prefer this, or believe this should be the case, it's not going to help governments to support our main cause of allowing safe assisted dying for those who are suffering tolerably.
However, these two major criticisms aside, this group is making a serious effort to shine a big spotlight on our main issue! I'm just concerned about the way that political leaders will view these other extremist beliefs. This group and movement are trying to bring about change, and that's only going to happen if we can get politicians and the general public on board.
The website is www.TheRightToNoLongerExist.com
The first criticism is that they believe in anti-natalism, which very few people believe in (myself included). This just takes away from their main message. In my opinion, it makes them seem too extremist.
The second criticism is that some people believe in a spiritual afterlife, and again their hard stance on this is just going to turn some people away from their main message.
They also have some other beliefs which I find to be a bit extreme, but these are the two main ones. It's a shame that they have all of these other extreme views, because their main message is right on the money. Their impact would be so much more powerful if they were to focus on just that.
The biggest problem with anti-natalism, is that governments across the globe are going to have a huge problem with it. Our entire species would obviously die out quickly, and the entire global economy would completely collapse. Human life on Earth would very quickly cease to exist. While there definitely are people who would prefer this, or believe this should be the case, it's not going to help governments to support our main cause of allowing safe assisted dying for those who are suffering tolerably.
However, these two major criticisms aside, this group is making a serious effort to shine a big spotlight on our main issue! I'm just concerned about the way that political leaders will view these other extremist beliefs. This group and movement are trying to bring about change, and that's only going to happen if we can get politicians and the general public on board.
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