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Ksmile14 · F
I think everyone has some value...like there's a base level where every human starts.
But some people sit at that base level and they never go any higher. Serial killers, dictators, and people like that are at the very lowest level.
Then there are people who are amazing and actually accomplish amazing positive things and they do it while still being humble and kind.
So I guess no, I don't think everyone's life has equal value.
Good question tho....something that really made me think, especially in the middle of a pandemic.
But some people sit at that base level and they never go any higher. Serial killers, dictators, and people like that are at the very lowest level.
Then there are people who are amazing and actually accomplish amazing positive things and they do it while still being humble and kind.
So I guess no, I don't think everyone's life has equal value.
Good question tho....something that really made me think, especially in the middle of a pandemic.
Frankie1 · 22-25, F
@Ksmile14
In my opinion, everyone is born with equal value, no matter who they are.
Now, how they decide to live their lives as they grow older and mature, is what diminishes or maintains that value.
Like you said, a killer doesn’t deserve the same value as a person who’s done good all their life.
In my opinion, everyone is born with equal value, no matter who they are.
Now, how they decide to live their lives as they grow older and mature, is what diminishes or maintains that value.
Like you said, a killer doesn’t deserve the same value as a person who’s done good all their life.