#9 Using the typical Paleo as an example, can someone explain the value of human life ?
Last I read it was around $5 for the elements once rendered.
If you belive as I that they are worth next to nothing, then can we save some of them and help them to become productive ?
Yes, but only the very young, and a few others. But considering the cost of helping them and the fact that the Paleos are just the tip of the iceberg, the total cost of saving , and helping to become productive far exceeds the cost of the bombs and bullets needed to wipe them out. However, if we separate them, save them, and help them to become productive, we will feel better. And if we bomb them into extinction, we will destroy that in us which is good and human.
This is where it pays to be an elite. You get someone else to do the dirty work so your own feelings will not suffer, and at the same time you can stand just out of reach and protest.
My only escape from this dilemma is to fool the muzzies into exterminating themselves, while we feel good blaming the whole thing on the democrats and the MSM.
Wake me up, this is a nightmare. |
The United Nations' trade and development agency warned Tuesday that the Palestinian economy was declining dramatically, leading to a worsening this year of already high unemployment and poverty levels in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. "The economy of the occupied Palestinian territory is on the verge of collapse," the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development said, adding that "projections indicate economic decline to levels not seen for a generation."