Human Worth, Dehumanization, and the Way of Submission

"We, not ours, we are all human beings, the lives of all of them have the same value, it is worth saving" (Luo Lin). Seeing homeless standing by the side of the road makes me feel better. It is also easy to feel that it is inferior to the perfect celebrity on the cover of the magazine. But the truth is that everyone is equal. A famous actress is not as perfect as a man who begged money at the corner of a busy intersection. No matter how hard they work, no one can be perfect.

As Judith Butler critically pointed out, the news and images we are witnessing forced us to rethink. It is the production of mankind. This is a characteristic of the process of re-nationality made in Europe and the United States. In such a case, we need to rethink about the meaning of 'human' we want to (re) build. The current situation emphasizes the fact that inhumanization of refugees is always our own process of inhumanization. By depriving human beings of the right to take action and exposing their identity, we are accustomed to their despair. , Sigmund Baumann believes

There are two ways to measure inhumanization. One way to measure inhumanization is called mechanization and animalization. Mechanization is the process of dealing with someone as having work elements, and inhumanization of animals refers to the time when certain external groups reject human characteristics. This is the type of inhumanization I explained in the example of the doctor and patient. It may be easier to treat other things as working parts when you face difficult decisions. In this respect, it can be said that inhumanization is not a bad thing. We assume that the doctor knows what is best for his / her patient and has decided to cause such a painful procedure without malicious proof that the decision is correct. In this respect, the intent of asking questions is more important. In this regard, mechanization and dehumanization of animals may be tolerated.

People can lose human race by war. A violent or endless battle may leave soldiers losing their human nature and no longer feeling the feelings of ordinary human beings. The propaganda of war may cause enemies to lose their human nature and make them feel stronger to resist and kill people. The center of inhumanization is human and its Latin human being, which means "humanity" and "humanity, kindness or civilization".