TPG stated: source post
Now for instance say person B is in a highly unfortunate circumstance but person A feels bad for him and in some cases helps him even though the unfortunate circumstance was a product of his idiocy,now why should person A help person B?Wasn't this supposed to be survival of the fittest?now one may use the "it's about humanity as a whole and not about one member of a single specie" which does make sense as it keeps the social bond healthy and humanity would thrive as a result if this were to happen on a massive scale,but this brings me to my next issue which is why do we feel bad for those people not even physically healthy and have some genetic complication etc, like the people with ALS,wouldn't survival of the fittest be that these people be discarded and not putting a burden on resources for the "more fitter" humans so humanity as a whole can thrive???
^ I'm talking about this argument. The one in your OP.
Duh.
You wrote it and you don't even remember now?
Are you feeling ok?