2012-07-25, 11:21 AM
Flonne Wrote:No, money is not more valuable than any human. Just as I said before, not every person is equal. Am I saying that something with trade value is worth more than some human lives? Absolutely.
We are in the beginnings of an overpopulation problem, anyway. Do you know what humans do when any other animal in the entire world overpopulates? I'm not even suggesting that take place, just let nature run its course for a while and stop intervening with the livelihood of those who are just holding society back to begin with. Will some that don't deserve it get screwed along the way? Sure, but sacrifices are made in every decision that will ever be made....that is worded awkwardly, but you get the general idea.
Your first sentence is contradictory. Just so you know. You state that money is not more valuable than any human, yet then say that something with trade value is worth more than some human beings. Not that I agree or anything, since I find that train of thought completely disgusting and sickening.
Japan has an overpopulation problem, well it used to at least not sure if it still does. Though the birth rate in there started decreasing rapidly and I'm willing to bet it still does. People in Japan work a lot so they tend to not petty themselves with children or anything. This tends to increase the elderly population and cause a huge age gap in the population. This system however doesn't work very well as it diminishes the work force in the future and has more long term negative effects. While I'm not sure where you're getting your overpopulation statement from, the United States isn't close to the degree of overpopulation that Japan, India, or China have or had or do I know what this has to do with health insurance. Health insurance doesn't declare everyone healthy, it just allows people to not have a troubled financial situation to be treated.