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I think you forget the fact that his son has 0 ability for self-preservance. In some cases, we may make things that have no chance to exist on their own, persis
by cristeigabriel 3y ago
I think you forget the fact that his son has 0 ability for self-preservance. In some cases, we may make things that have no chance to exist on their own, persist, but in this case, what does it serve, but our own selfishness?
- retromario 3y agoEvery human being is born with zero ability for self-preservation...
- cristeigabriel 3y agoAnd we help them out for their own sake, so that they can live a life of their own eventually.
- bowsamic 3y agoI don't believe in selfless acts. All selfless acts are done for selfish reasons.
- cristeigabriel 3y agoWhat a bullshit response.
- bowsamic 3y agoIt's my sincere belief, if you think differently then we can agree to disagree. For myself, I've never done a selfless act. All my so-called selfless compassion has ultimately been selfishly motivated. Therefore I can't judge the father for keeping his son alive.
- quonn 3y agoWhat a strange thing to say. Come on, you must have done at least something small as a selfless act. At least something does has not inconvenienced you very much. We do this all the time and not just to feel better about ourselves.