That isn't particularly cruel or callous.The Conservative wrote:If the opioid crisis is an issue, in where people are dying from it, perhaps we are getting a reprieve in retrospect? Think of it this way, we are seeing people with addictive personalities die... a trait not best passed on if we are to remain strong overall as a species. It may be a cold and callous thing to say, but in reality, they are removing themselves from the gene pool and in the long term, we as a species would be stronger for it.
I know, the problem is to some that these are people that don't deserve to die that way, and although true, if we let nature take its course as it should, this was going to happen one way or another anyway.
By the time my son is in his teens, hopefully, this will resolve itself, but I still think as long as you raise your kid right, and keep them on a good path, drugs and other things of the sort will not be attractive to them.
Cruel and callous would be:
If my teenage son winds up being addicted to drugs, best he dies of an overdose to remove my crap genes for the betterment of the species. Just nature taking its course.
What you said was just silly, contradictory and confused, so don't feel too bad.