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It seems to me that in our country there is absolutely no place for an adult who is not of retirement age to get help, and people find themselves in a hopeless state. They die because there are no organizations that help adults. Until recently, there was not a single fund in our country that would help people over the age of 18. Today, these funds can be counted on the fingers of one hand. We are trying to make the charity more professional and developed. So that there are more funds and regional organizations that solve more problems. And so far, we are at the very beginning of this path, we still have to go and go on it.
But today, on the one hand, human life is worthless. And this is a terrible, overwhelming injustice. We don't understand that human life is priceless. Most people think: “Women will give birth to new ones.” It's like a nationwide strategy that says, ” People are meat.” And this is the result of the fact that human life is worthless. On the other hand, I think it would be useful to set a certain price for human life. For example, 100 million rubles, so that in case of loss of human life, those responsible understand how much people are to blame. The plane crashed and an accident occurred. 3 people were killed. These are just units in the reporting to date, and there is no serious assessment of the real value of human life. In order to arrive at this understanding, we need to take one evolutionary step. This step is simple: you need to determine that human life is very expensive.