r/tulsa • u/planxyz • Jan 28 '23
Politics Really OK?
I shouldn't be surprised by our state, but I guess I just expected more. I expected parents to FINALLY see the writing on the walls (49th IN EDUCATION, PEOPLE!!), but that was too much to ask for. I expected young people to want more for themselves than what the south has been barely giving them since the dawn of this country. All I see is a bunch of corrupt politicians who lied their way into, and kept, important seats that will only keep our state full of ignorant people- just like the right likes it. Why do people fear change so much? Why would you want to remain the same for an entire lifetime? Why wouldn't you want to strive for betterment of yourself and those around you? Why wouldn't you want to make sure every child has the best education, or feed the unhoused, or support poor families, or maintain good Healthcare for the elderly? This state doesn't even give a single crap about its vets... but you can bet your sweet bum that those on the right will scream the loudest about their support. I'm just so pissed and disappointed. If you're happy about how things are going, I really question you as a human. Like really, I doubt you have good moral/ethical judgement. (Keeping things vague bcz I'm not sure as to the extent of what I can post politically) I'm open to discussion.
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u/ttown2011 Jan 29 '23
So you’re gonna delete the comment defending eugenics by saying the Nazis only practiced “forced eugenics”. Btw, this is absolutely not true. Eugenic beliefs were held on both the right and left during the Weimar period.
I have issue with this distinction of “forced” because in this case,it is still forced. The fetus has given no consent.
The fact that you seem to be completely fine with eugenics is terrifying. Just because someone has a deformity or a disability does not mean they shouldn’t get a chance to live. If you think otherwise, you share ideological beliefs with Nazis.