> People who live paycheck-to-paycheck with family or medical issues wouldn't agree with you.
Considering they all go on living anyway, you’d say the good parts must outweigh the bad parts though.
Considering they all go on living anyway, you’d say the good parts must outweigh the bad parts though.
People aren’t killing themselves, so even if their life sucks in many ways they must have found enough good things in the world to balance them out.
The original premise somewhere further up was that poor people are never happy.
I guess I should have used a less extreme point.
For example, most religions have a taboo on suicide. "Your life sucks? Well tough shit bucko, you choose the easy way out and you end up in hell where it's infinitely worse forever." Absurd as it may sound, people can live against their will, too.
That's a weird lens to see the world through