Does a young Israeli has to be morally guilty?
If he refuses to enlist and does not serve in the military, he is seen as a criminal by Israeli society and by Israel’s supporters around the world, but if he does serve, he is seen as morally guilty by those who oppose Israel and believe that Israel is violating international law or worst.
I’m only asking for the philosophical question, not for a political debate.
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It seems everyone have their own personalized golden cage today.
[Some people have only a silver cage. Others have an iron cage, or even a rusted iron cage] but for most people in the West, it is a golden cage , especially compared to the life of the average person throughout most of human history.
This is the purpose of the server farms being built all over the world to maintain this personalized golden cage for each of us.
but the strange thing isn't the cage itself buy how unbelievably easy it is to escape it. You're inside the cage, but you have the key. You can simply unlock the door and walk out. but then what?
What's waiting for you outside, if everyone else is still inside their own cage?