Nobody cares until you die: Its not fair people shouldnt have to die for their lives to matter

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Yep, suffering for decades is completely fine apparently.

Depressed? Just get over it.
Abused? Fuck off.
Ugly? Ew.
Poor? Stop being lazy.
Homeless? Must be your fault.
Suicidal? Stop making threats and fishing for attention.




Finally commit suicide? "Oh no How could we have known?? He was showing no signs and seemed completely fine... What a tragedy!"

@Imprisoned If you do open up honestly people accuse you of "oversharing" or being a "trauma dumper" or "irritating everyone" and "making others feel uncomfortable"

These people who use these terms make it clear how you are being a inconvenience to thier normal perfect lives. Only when you die they finally begin to care and reflect on where it went wrong.

Agree with everyone here. They never care. If anything its intentional. They bully people to suicide, and when they kill themselves they were suddenly always their best friend. They will kill people if that means having more social power. It makes them feel powerful and untouchable knowing they can make someone else take their own life. They are murderers who torture their victims for years. And the law never holds them accountable. Why? Because those same evil people end up running the system.

Its a lie that the average person can feel empathy. No, they don't. Majority of people are inherently psychopathic shits that express empathy when it benefits them.

No one has empathy for the disabled person. No, they torture and bully them because they have no one to defend them. They are empathetic to the most violent cruel and aggressive people because it makes them get some of their social precious brownie points. Latching onto them so they can abuse the weakest person as a collective. Building a cliche around hurting someone. People who can do something join in rather than help. Teachers when it is in school. Bosses in workplaces. Its everywhere.

They all want a chance to feel powerful destroying someone else. No different than a bunch of fucking chimpanzees biting the fingers and and tearing the faces off their weakest member. Torturing them in anyway they know how without killing them to extend the suffering. Making sure to destroy every last bit of dignity for the "mistake" of being different. And if they do somehow survive the attack they can never function properly like everyone else again. Now everywhere they go everyone will know they were victimized. Then those new people take it as a sign that they are weak, and attack them all over again.

This is why antinatalism is the right. Not just because the absence of suffering in non-existence. Pleasure for the majority of people is the suffering of those weaker and more vulnerable than them. There is happiness not at the expense of others, but the majority can only be happy hurting someone else.

@ForsakenDial The covid19 pandemic showed the ugly side of humanity and actually revealed how people don't care about each other really. The pandemic showed how people care more about their lives being inconvenienced than what is actaully happening in the world around them.

The selfishness of peoples behaviour was just disgraceful to witness. The same people who constantly preached all lives matter didn't care about the disabled and immunocompromised groups who were more at risk of serious harm even death if they get exposed to covid19. The same people who preached all lives matter didn't see these peoples lives worth keeping safe. The ableism during the pandemic was absolutely disgusting. These disabled people and immunocompromised their lives matter too its shocking how healthy people cared more about themselves and being inconvenienced rather than doing what is right and humane.

Seeing celebrities and influencers in their big mansions making the pandemic about themselves when millions worldwide are losing jobs, separated from loved ones and fighting for their lives in hospital. Worst of all people tried to cash in during the pandemic and profit from peoples suffering.

I have been an antinatalist since I was 19 but the pandemic even made me more of a stronger antinatalist. At 26 I have a very confident in my antinatalist beliefs and living.