You use that way to much. It is exactly what you said. No. Let me put my scenario into another context.[QUOTE="Hubadubalubahu"][QUOTE="KC_Hokie"]You just created another strawman. That's not what I said. KC_Hokie
Person A, a bum, high school dropout, no skills and living off welfare for the last 5 years.
Person B, a skilled or educated person who is productive in society. This productivity includes things like charity.
Do I feel bad when I hear person A dies. No. Person B. Yes. Are they 'worth' the same thing then. No. Maybe to their families but not society.
The education is the same. The skills vary on wether or not the person has held different jobs and what type of jobs. Really your only measurment of self worth right now is productivity. Which isn't a bad thing but maybe you should work on the context you write things because as good as they sound in your head we are not always on the same page as you. But very little high school dropouts would be able to afford to do absolutley nothing. Otherwise yes, you are describing a bum, not a highschool drop out.
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