. do you need a hug ? I think the crux of the argument you ' re making is about how to value human life . If you do it from an economical standpoint then earning a living is a sensible position . But I ' d argue that most people think life has intrinsic value that can ' tshouldn ' t be measured in $$$. I think someone has proven their work ethic and motivation if they work 35 hours in a week . But currently , too many people have to work much , much more to support themselfs and their family . And because of automation , this won ' t improve . Quite the opposite , we ' re about to be hit with the loss of the transportation sector jobs and all of the support industry built around it . <| sep |> Mostly Sikhs who get baptized were all five k ' s . I visited the place where people get baptized and my parents told me not to go there unless I was very serious about being religious . Obv I didn ' t go in . But I have a cousin who did and my grandmother did a few years ago as well . She ' s an old woman carrying a dagger around in her home so watch out . It ' s weird tho , I never really thought anything of the knife while growing up . Just some people had one and other people didn ' t . It was almost like a given that they weren ' t gonna kill anyone , or even use it for that matter . It always struck me as strange that bus drivers would freak out when old ladies with Kirpans were told to get off the bus . Like don ' t be a bitch right ? I unsheathed a bunch of them when I was in India as a kid . They ' re full af . Most are just big metal blocks . Like not even made to look like a blade , just metal with a handle on it . I got in trouble cause you ' re not supposed to unsheathed then unless you absolutely have no other choice .