By: W. George K.Kendray

W. George K.Kendray — Sun, 28 Jun 2020 11:10:32 +0000

A still well-known philosopher said about 150 years ago: “Practice is the criterion of truth” and: “Theory becomes material violence when it engages the (human) masses”.
Even the inevitability of the death of every biological being is hardly doubted, rather the theoretical hope of an “eternal life” in any other virtual world of belief.
After centuries of brutal religious wars of faith, freedom of individual belief in the democratic state is an important achievement on the way to a peaceful world that is sought by all philosophers. This applies to Judaism (“Shalom”), the first Abrahamic monotheistic world religion, as well as Christian (“Dona nobis pacem”), Islam (“Salem”), Marxism (“abolition of all class opposites”) and other utopias of socialism, communism, as well as many other beliefs and beliefs.
Only in relation to the ideology of selfish capitalism hardly anyone dares to link the exploitation of humans and all natural global resources in the interest of the maximum profit of a vanishing minority with the overwhelming majority’s pursuit of peace.
The current Federal Defense Minister, Frank Anna Kamp-Karrenbauer, commonly known as AKK, has described the fight against CONORAVIRUS as a “marathon”. The Sachsen Marathon e.V. and all those active in the Peace Marathon had the same thoughts.
Everyone was aware of the risk, but anyone who wants to live up to the ideal of a decent peace and to ensure a meaningful, healthy and fulfilling life should act according to the motto: “Those who fight can lose; who does not fight has already lost!”
“Passive or active immunization” against infectious diseases?
In the current crisis situation, 95% of the world’s population seems to focus exclusively on the wrong variant. There is only talk of isolation because there are no vaccines available yet. Those who have only relied on passive immunization so far will of course have bad cards with the current threat.
The medical ethicist Giovanni Maio also sees the corona crisis as a health policy wake-up call. The settlement according to the flat rate per case led to a regime of scarcity, he said in Dlf. A new system was needed to give doctors the freedom to make decisions based on purely medical and health-promoting criteria.
Time pressure and staff shortages have become almost normal for hospital staff and their patients. In times of particular stress from the COVID-19 pandemic, such ex
isting problems are exacerbated.
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