[ SECRET POST #2476 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2476 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Call me a cynical bitch, but I don't believe it either. "You're a special snowflake!" Yeah ... like everyone else. And if everyone is special, no one is. And it's very, very obvious that some people really are more special and important than others, so the idea that ~everyone~ is special/important just seems like a placating lie.

[(Anonymous)]

I think like this too. I wish I didn't, but I can't help it. The amount of time and money we spend on celebrities compared to people who really need it shows that we don't think everyone is special and equally worthy.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but the point of "special snowflake" was once the fact that every snowflake IS different, but still from far away they look the same. If you look at a field of snow, you just see a mass of white, but that does not change the fact that every snowflake in this field is different. And with humans it's the same, you're are special and unique but so is everybody else.

It gives you no right to be treated differently but it gives you the right to be treated equally. That's the way human rights and laws work. And if you doubt that look at all those rich and important people who think laws doesn't work for them like for everybody else. Should they be right? No. Because everybody is important and has the right to be treated as such, meaning with dignity and respect. Nothing more but also nothing less!

And if you really think the entertainment industy is a indicator for worth you need to grow up really fast. Please.

[(Anonymous)]

every snowflake IS different, but still from far away they look the same

Shut the hell up.
The fools who honestly believe EVERY snowflake is different are like children who honestly believe in santa clause.

There's no way to PROVE each snowflake is different.

[(Anonymous)]

Aren't you a polite little thing...

1. "Knight estimates there are 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 water molecules in a typical snow crystal. "The way they can arrange themselves is almost infinite," Gosnell said." http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/02/070213-snowflake.html

You do know how probability calculation works, yes?

2. It's a bloody metaphor.

[(Anonymous)]

Congratulations on totally ignoring the point just to be an asshole.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but the point of "special snowflake" was once the fact that every snowflake IS different, but still from far away they look the same. If you look at a field of snow, you just see a mass of white, but that does not change the fact that every snowflake in this field is different. And with humans it's the same, you're are special and unique but so is everybody else.

It gives you no right to be treated differently but it gives you the right to be treated equally. That's the way human rights and laws work. And if you doubt that look at all those rich and important people who think laws doesn't work for them like for everybody else. Should they be right? No. Because everybody is important and has the right to be treated as such, meaning with dignity and respect. Nothing more but also nothing less!

[(Anonymous)]

Also I just think how cheap human life is. Especially female human life in many countries of this world. The numbers who die every day from war or starvation or poverty related diseases are staggering.

That's the reason I can't believe in this sort of quote.

[(Anonymous)]

But every one of those people is someone's child.

[(Anonymous)]

Just because society doesn't always act like it's true does not mean it's not true. Plus you're thinking to big. The idea is more that everyone is important to someone and that's what matters most. And sometimes it's the little tiny things that you least expect that are the most important about someone.