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LOL more modern life -- India man to sue parents
India man to sue parents for giving birth to him  A 27-year-old Indian man plans to sue his parents for giving birth to him without his consent. Mumbai businessman Raphael Samuel told the BBC that it's wrong to bring children into the world because they then have to put up with lifelong suffering. read the article at: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-47154287 Feb 07 19 10:31 am Link Retro-active abortion?  Feb 07 19 10:40 am Link Shadow Dancer wrote: Loved his Mom's response: Feb 07 19 10:46 am Link Well, it goes to show that just because a philosophical proposition is accurate (and can be backed up with evidence in certain specific circumstances) doesn't mean it can be implemented as policy, much less defended in court. For most people, a whole mess of philosophical propositions amount to "well, that's certainly interesting... definitely food for thought. But I'm running late for work, so good luck with all that..."  Feb 07 19 12:39 pm Link Not really new: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existentialism This would fall under the category of "absurdist" Existentialism. Franz Kafka would be proud. Feb 08 19 07:42 pm Link Al_Vee Photography wrote: So, perhaps this young man will wake up one morning as a gigantic cockroach vermin thingie? Feb 08 19 07:48 pm Link Isn't it his own fault that he's been reincarnated in his present form? Feb 13 19 12:34 pm Link He might also consider suing God for creating the world. And also both sets of grandparents for giving birth to his parents. And also himself for existing and not being able to find anything good about existing. While he's at it, he can sue any person he is near for being near him, since he didn't want them to be near him and they should have known that. Feb 17 19 11:10 am Link His parents are lawyers! Feb 17 19 11:17 am Link Jerry Nemeth wrote: And their son would benefit greatly from 24/7 counseling in an institution. Feb 18 19 07:04 am Link Its a good way to tell people his parents are lawyers free advertising for them Feb 18 19 08:58 am Link |
