• Fushuan [he/him]@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    Lol what, every living being that lives in their community/societies contributes in a way to it and fullfills a function, or the community will abandon them.

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    1 year ago

    In the end, all things alive eventually pay with their life.

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      you don’t even have the option not to, there is no territory for you, you are obliged to enter a social contract

      you could try to get away with it, but you’ll likely be discovered eventually unless you keep low and lie well. you won’t be permitted to just build a cabin with your mates, they’ll come and tear it down if they see smoke from it, or spot it on satellite

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        This is the same situation for many young animals - they can live by the rule of their parent group or find new territory, which isn’t always available. We don’t solve this by return to monke.

        • kingludd@lemmy.basedcount.comOPM
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          1 year ago

          I dunno, i think the complexity of our civilization is more demanding than cooperation with a parent group or a tribe. And now there pretty much is never new territory for human misfits.

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      1 year ago

      Really. I don’t know how exactly looks day to day life in other countries but my country feels extremely safe compared to what I sometimes read about the US or Western Europe (not to mention countries like Brazil or Mexico or some African countries). To be honest people here in Poland don’t even think about such things as being killed or just even mugged randomly because chances it would happen are lower than winning at EuroJackpot.

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        Speaking for the US, there is selection bias for violence in the news. Most people have no need to fear violence in their daily lives. There is sometimes aggression, especially from cops and others with delusions of authority. But it’s rare that it escalates to outright physical violence.

        That said, and speaking to the meme, if you don’t pay to live violence will be swift and unambiguous.

      • Nerd02@lemmy.basedcount.com
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        1 year ago

        Western Europe reporting in, I don’t really ever get afraid of being killed, it’s hardly a thing. I think it might either be a US only thing (because you know… guns) or just you and me getting a distorted view of what the sentiment actually is across the pond because we’re only seeing it through the Internet.

        • electrogamerman@feddit.de
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          As a gay men living in western Europe, I do feel unsafe. Probably not as much as I would feel if I was living in other parts of the world, but still.

          To be fair I feel unsafe around eastern groups of people, no surprise there.