Sixth Candelbram - Voice

[firstofthefallen]

What is strength to you, or what it is to be strong?

Alternatively, who is it that has right to rulership, or to command? Do you agree with the sentiment that those who are strong are superior and thus have greater rights than those who are weak?

And if that is the case: may the weak become strong?

Comments

[firstofthefallen]

Who defines who "the most" is? You?

The most could be 50% of the people or it could be 20% with the divisions that exist between among living things when we talk of those who find agreement in things. What you want is impossible to ensure, and only a child would believe in it.

[egotrigger]

I'm aware that realistically that doesn't work out. However it is ideally what should be kept in mind. Working towards an ideal doesn't mean thinking that the ideal is reality.

I know that leaders are corrupt and try to do what's best for themselves, and I know that people get hurt no matter what's done. But I want to minimize the amount of people who are hurt by decisions like that, which is why I fight to bring an end to war. Decisions made because of conflicts between countries have caused millions of lost lives. It needs to be stopped.

[firstofthefallen]

And I have asked repeatedly now: how?

You state what is "good", like a child. Over and over again. And like a child you provide no answer to how we're meant to get to this point.

Provide me something worth debating or go.