@kaa0s @adamszym Why not? Isn't this similar to cartographers, calligraphers, etc. decrying technology? This whole "don't use technology to save you money, because you should pay me instead" seems a bit hypocritical, no?
@KeepamericaA@TexasHauteness@bennyjohnson Yes. If someone is in a coma without possibility of recovery, we let them pass and organs may be donated (assuming permissions are secured).
This should be a $10 thought-provoking off-off-Broadway production, not a $200 play on Broadway. This is a poorly written play about an important set of issues that even a stellar cast couldn’t save. 2/2
@minutesbway Saw the play today. The narrative is weak and righteously judgmental attempting to represent “white people” as evil and self-serving in a way that is slapstick, boring, disrespectful, and simply untrue. 1/2
The Minutes on Broadway is terrible. It shows no nuance and, while the subject it sort of tackles is important, it’s just a badly written work that should’t be on Broadway. For anyone wanting to see a good play on how we process race, go see “An Octoroon” by BJJ. #theminutes
@Rebeccatink43@TexasHauteness@bennyjohnson Good point. We terminate or isolate healthy humans as well. And they don’t need to be good - I think euthanasia is a good practice for patients in significant pain.
@HaterHaven69@TexasHauteness@bennyjohnson Once a person is born and is self-aware, I agree that killing them is murder. I also believe that well before an entity is self-aware, it is ok to terminate life.
@bennyjohnson If I were a baby and I had Down’s syndrome, I’d prefer to be aborted rather than inflict suffering and hardship upon my loved ones. It’s painless and then I could be reborn as a healthy human.
@TexasHauteness @jschwartz0000 @bennyjohnson Also, why is this tragic? If a woman aborts such a pregnancy and then has a healthy child, what’s wrong with that?