Maybe nobody's mind is going to change now, but I would like to plant a seed here. If you ever decide to do some serious self-reflection, the type where you examine your values and question what kind of contribution you make toward society and what kind of human you are, I hope you will consider this conversation.

When you say 'we need to start euthanizing these people," I believe that you are dragging down society. Good people and healthy societies don't kill people they find aesthetically displeasing, nor do they kill them for presumed health problems, nor do they kill them for being so bold or foolish to get naked in front of a camera. You're entitled to your opinions, but I can not emphasize enough that I hope you eventually realize that the way you've just expressed them suggests that you are a bad person who dreams of a vicious, heartless society. Shall we list societies and leaders that have promoted euthanasia and how well that went for everyone? Nah.

What do I have to lose by changing my mind? I would get to think that one person on the internet is correct to dislike another one, and that the other one, about whom I know nothing, is repugnant. What do you have to lose by changing your mind? Maybe you can be a better person.

I hope you'll give it some thought someday.

Now I'm gonna take my earnest Jiminy Cricket ass away from the internet and spend time with people I enjoy.