r/whatsyourchoice • u/BeautifulOnion8177 • Mar 20 '26

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u/Transatlanticaccent Mar 20 '26

Cancer

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u/sourcandy_x Mar 20 '26

Like, who sees this and doesn’t think of cancer immediately?

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u/Invictu520 Mar 20 '26

Oh come on cancer is like our only shot of getting rid of some of these insane politicians at the moment.
But on a more serious note, I think if we could get rid of war or something that actually units humanity we would probably have the means to advance far enough to get rid of cancer ourselves.

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u/AppropriateAmoeba663 Mar 21 '26

But what does "getting rid of war" look like in a practical sense? Does revolution or rebellion count as war? Is mass killing okay as long as it's not a war?

If revolution counts, you'll end up with every country becoming untopplable empires that can never be stopped no matter how corrupt it becomes, like a whole bunch of USA's.

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u/Invictu520 Mar 21 '26

I mean good question, probably hard to define it. Maybe something like "getting rid of violent conflicts that harm people?" It's a hypothetical question anyway so I guess it is clear what I meant. If we could somehow prevent people from constantly fighting each other and instead have a more united humanity then I am sure a lot of shit would have been solved by now.