Tuesday, October 24, 2023

By repeating the harms, . . . the common good delusion is normalized and the people become desensitized to harm and to Evil

Excellent discussion on the evil of the greater good idea.
 

What about this argument that  we have to lose our freedoms for the common good?  Individual and societal evils cannot justify the greater good.  They are fundamentally opposed ideas but individuals and people, even churches, can be diluted and scared and traumatized into believing that the harm they do is for the greater or the common good.  

Now I have to say that the churches that are demanding vaccine passports cannot be following the same Jesus I follow; they've got to be following some other Jesus because Jesus went out into the crowds touched the lepers and healed them.

By repeating the harms, for example, loss of our freedoms and liberties, the common good delusion is normalized, and the people become desensitized to harm and Evil. 

For example, in 1930s Germany, the Nazi party member, Hans B. was writing to his sister in France,
In our nation, the priority is not on the individual and what benefits him, but on the common good, the Volk and Germany. 

This is what it led to.  Two posters from Nazi Germany " for the common good."  Which can easily be interpreted that if there is something about you that is uncommon, or possess a trait that is uncommonly not German, then you belong in another social category.

A Nazi-era high-school biology book warns that “a hereditarily ill person costs 50,000 reichsmarks on average up to the age of sixty.” From the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C.

The one on the left has this healthy, or vaccinated you might say, German guy, holding, as if it is a burden, the disabled on his shoulders.  It reads, "A genetically ill [meaning unvaccinated, since the "vaccines" are genetic shots] individual costs approximately 50,000 Reichasmaks by age of 60."  Of course, this was eugenics propaganda.  On the right, 

The Toronto Star employed Ernest Hemmingway when he went to Paris as the Toronto Star correspondent.  But now it has become a corrupt woke organization that carries headlines like
"Unvaccinated Patients Do Not Deserve ICU Beds." 
and
"I Have No Sympathy for the Willfully Unvaccinated.  Let Them Die." 

As a physician, I've got to ask, what about the willfully obese?  What about the willful smoker?  Do patients with alcohol cirrhosis deserve ICU beds?  Obviously, they do.  As physicians, of course, we tell 


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