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“There will be people who would need euthanasia, mainly to 'get out' of their current situation, one that was created by capitalism itself. Since capitalism cannot profit from someone once they are dead, its commandment now is to make all life valuable and precious and to protect it by all means, so it can continue exploiting us.”

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Book:The Why Of Life: Why We Live Without Purpose and How to Find Meaning in a Pointless Life

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