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by krastanov
2871 days ago
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You are mangling the word "choice" to fit your argument. Solitude is (for instance) me deciding to have a day or a week for myself to hike a trail alone. Loneliness is not having anybody that would do the hike with me if I invited them. Or to your more visceral examples: Medically assisted suicide could barely be called a choice (there are hardly any options with less painful outcome), but a suicide to avoid being hurt by others against your will is definitely even less of a choice. |
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This is not how it works in the real world.
Consumers are blasted with manipulative ad but still they've a choice, it's no more different than a suicide.