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Originally Posted by Salvanas
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1: Do kids have the right to commit suicide for such problems when we have people being raped, abused, dieing of starvation, or have some sort of lethal disease who still strive to survive?
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They have a right too, yes, but sometimes we can stop them.
I've heard people complain that their life sucks so much, that I wrote a blog about it two years ago or so. Though, when I rant, people tend to get annoyed and not listen, even though my intentions are to knock people into thinking sensibly.
These "brats" haven't learned the real world, which means the life they have right now is going to seem like heaven to them in the future.
Each year, the smaller the attention span is, so you can't expect to teach them anything.
Maybe I'm getting off topic, but what they are doing is :
"A permanent solution to a temporary problem"
That's what I believe.
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Originally Posted by Salvanas
2: Do adults really have the right to be depressed for long periods of time or (even at all) over such problems, when we have people being raped, abused, dieing of starvation, or have some sort of lethal disease who still strive to survive?
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Yes, I'm not about to say we should love our lives, since we haven't experienced the rest of the world, but depression can sometimes be a
problem with the brain.
What I'm trying to say, I guess, is I doubt anyone would leave their current lives for a worse life, so all they want is to make the one they have better.
When the one they have gets worse, it's stressful, but these are our own problems, and we should focus on those and help others as much as possible.
It's such a difficult thing to explain...