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You support genocide of Ukrainian because you are afraid of nuclear war. This is the truth.

And Its totally normal though because its human behavior. Everyone cares only about their asses.

But you have to understand how stupid you look when you try to justify your fear with some humanistic shit like “oh taxpayers money” “oh people are dying” “oh rusians are also humans that suffer”

Just be brave to admit:

- “i don’t give a shit whats going on in Ukraine because I have my problems to solve”

- “i don’t give a fuck whats happening to Ukrainians unless it affects me”

Have you ever watched a movie about hackers or bitcoin where you know the topic and you feel spanish shame for what actors are saying?

Thats exactly how it feels to be a Ukrainian today :) there is no multiverse where “neither rusia nor Ukraine get what they want” (in other words where rusia gains 20% instead of 100% TODAY and Ukraine loses 20% instead of 0% TODAY) - where even worse war doesn’r start in the nearest future

freemymind 🇨🇭 10mo ago

I generally agree. But it is not normal human behaviour, to think egoistic. Normal is empathic, feeling with others and support. Egoistic behaviour is trained.

You know the book "Humankind: a hopeful history"?

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Viktor Vsk 10mo ago

No, I don’t know. I will check it, thanks :)

I think that our homo sapiens nature is egoistic, but we as humanity want to believe in something bigger, in our exceptional role in the universe — and transition from egoism to empathy/altruism etc — is one of the steps

However, problems, like a war for instance — push us back to our root, to nature, to egoism.

So while we should try to act as we are all together here and we have a greater goal — it is totally justifiable when we try to save our own shit

freemymind 🇨🇭 10mo ago

For sure everyone needs stability to help someone.

But the egoist theory you describe sound like the theory of Thomas Hobbes. The book I referenced defaces this theory with a big wave of facts that contradict with this theory 180°