#aplang13humanvalue

[terri-ann-ap-lang-blog]

I personally do not believe that every human has value. Most people have the potential to make value out of their lives, but that normally doesn't happen. The bottom line is that being lazy and living a simple, selfish life of no value is much easier. Pushing yourself and striving to be a better person every day takes hard work and determination. Unfortunately, not everyone believes that they are cut out to make the most out of their lives.

[laurenmatthews-blog]

Human Value

I believe that all people no matter what order in the caste system they are put into by others are all worth something. No one person or one type of person has any type of value over another. In a cliché sense, every person is actually priceless. I could not put a price tag on a person worth any amount of money or worth. I don't believe that monetary value can be put on any life no matter who you are.

[jacobgaravaglia-blog]

Human Value

I believe that everyone has some sort of worth. Whether you posses a desirable talent or a point of view different than anyone else. Everyone has opinions that can provide a way to a solution. From the richest to the homeless they see everything differently and set value on different things that should be analyzed. 

[stevenschaller]

Human Value

I believe that all humans have value no matter how crippled or mentally ill they are. No matter what, every human born has sentimental value to someone, whether its a mother father or someone else.  Also, all humans must buy food or other living essentials and this over the course of a lifetime will help the economy.  Crippled or mentally ill humans are a drain on the economy because of the money spent on their special needs however, they deserve to be helped because we are all humans and they can't help the fact that they are mentally ill or crippled.  Every human contributes enough to society that they should be kept alive.

[ginafrancescal-blog]

Human Value

I believe that all people either crippled, old, sick etc have value. Even though they may be disabled they still contribute to the economy. They buy things just like everyone else. Also they give people many jobs such as scientist, doctors and caretakers. As far as in a society where the main issue is scarcity of food I can see where people can find them a little bit useless. 

[anthonyj24-blog]

Human Value

Every person on this planet has value whether sick, elderly or disabled. From a non-political standpoint, the elderly provides wisdom that we do not possess and disabled people are some of the nicest people on earth if you get to know them.

Politically, the sick, elderly and disabled do take money from the government but they also circulate it back into the economy.

[alyssachapman11-blog]

Human Value

Do you believe that all people are worth something? If so, what?

  Everybody is worth something, even though some may be worth more than others. Society is built around jobs and money. You need money to live, and in order to get money, you need to be employed. The old man sitting in the hospital bed waiting to die can neither contribute knowledge, or labor to society, but he gives doctors and other medical professions a purpose. It's like a big chain reaction; if we take away seemingly worthless people, we take away the worth of others until we have only geniuses and athletes left, leaving nobody else to do jobs that are needed for society to function, but aren't necessarily valued very high. Even though Bill Gates is worth more than a dependent, terminal patient, the patient still has worth because his dependency gives others worth. 

[baby-sharkk-blog]

Human Value

Literally, old, sick and crippled people have no value unless they work which is very rare. They suck money out of the system, and only put back in what they can in taxes or when buying goods.But most of that goes back to China. But figuratively, they are worth different amounts to each person. One person might find value in their memories or experiences, while others might find value in the persons smile. If we are talking about literal value though, i would not pay much for the crippled, elderly, or ill. I believe that the families that they belong to should be responsible for paying and deciding what the said persons value is.