South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
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Re: South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
#2This is a situation that will affect too many men worldwide as they are more likely to live single / be childless. The solution is to have communities or networks of people built explitictly around the idea of caring for others.
Re: South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
#3As with any male-specific problem, the progressive left will blame it on patriarchy and oppose any solution.
Re: South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
#4This is a situation that will affect too many men worldwide as they are more likely to live single / be childless. The solution is to have communities or networks of people built explitictly around the idea of caring for others.
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Re: South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
#5As with any male-specific problem, the progressive left will blame it on patriarchy and oppose any solution.
What are some examples of proposed solutions that the progressive left would oppose?
Re: South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
#6I'm a middle aged man living alone. My plan for when I need to die is to buy top loaded freezer and prepay my electric bill to give people at least few years to find my body, keeping the process as easy, for the unfortunates who do, and as clean as possible.
Re: South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
#7This is a situation that will affect too many men worldwide as they are more likely to live single / be childless. The solution is to have communities or networks of people built explitictly around the idea of caring for others.
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The solution to kitten punting isn't to stop punting kittens because the kittens are clearly not strong enough to avoid being punted. This is brutal, I know, but kitten punting is unfortunately the reality of life on earth. No reason why kittens should be exempt.
The solution to thirst isn't to provide water because the thirsty are clearly not strong enough to find water. This is brutal, I know, but thirst is unfortunately the reality of life on earth. No reason why people should be exempt.
Re: South Korea's middle aged men are dying 'lonely deaths'
#8This is a situation that will affect too many men worldwide as they are more likely to live single / be childless. The solution is to have communities or networks of people built explitictly around the idea of caring for others.
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Let the good god Darwin sort it out?
That is the way it’s always been and is currently - I highly doubt any real “solution” exists outside of home health care robots or automated wellness checks