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these pages carefully and think freely. The
information about the events is not fabricated —
it explains modern reality. It is
your responsibility to inform yourself about the
laws and regulations of each country. The core
issue is not finding someone to blame — it is
about finding answers. Life is not about
accumulating wealth, but about equality among
people and improving our social environment.
Imagine a time when a single corporation
controls all the world's knowledge. Everything
you think is pre-programmed. Dissenting thoughts
are punished — silently.
You won’t even notice. In a world of permanent
crisis...
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What remains of human Dignity? A direct
mention of the concept of "human dignity" cannot be
found in the draft of the Basic Rights of the German
People, even in July 1848. Only the statement
"...that all men are born equal, that they are
endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable
rights, that among these are life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness..." shows that there must be
irreplaceable rights which man possesses from the
beginning and on the basis of which he must be
accorded a certain "rank" or "dignity".
However, the concept of "dignity" is then more
clearly emphasised at the beginning of the Second
Reading of the Basic Rights of the German People in
1848. An article in the Deutsches Volksblatt of 9
December 1848 shows the statement of Frederick
William, King of Prussia: "... to which this
assembly is called, with the same without injury to
the dignity of our crown and without impairment of
the welfare of the country, which is inseparable
from it...". It is questionable whether this
statement already suggests a fundamental idea of
human dignity. This cannot be ruled out from the
outset. At the very least, the dignity of the royal
crown was inseparably linked with the welfare of the
country.
Just as modern mass production
requires the standardization of real goods, so too
does the social process require the standardization
of human dignity; however, this standard should lead
to equality, justice, and freedom. Dignity &
Ethics - mail to: wurch936@gmail.com
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