"どんな社会においても最も危険な存在は失うものが何もない人間である"
— James Baldwin
Simplified Meaning:
When someone feels like they have nothing left to lose, they can become very risky and unpredictable because there is nothing holding them back. Imagine a person who has lost their home, their job, and their family. This person might not care about the rules or the consequences because they feel they have already lost everything. They might do things that are very dangerous or aggressive because they have no fear of what might happen to them. In history, you can see examples of this in revolutions. When people are starving and oppressed, they are more willing to take bold actions against those in power because they feel they have nothing left to fear. For someone in everyday life, this could mean trying to keep a sense of hope and purpose, even in tough times. It's important to feel connected and valued, so seeking help or support can prevent someone from feeling like they have nothing to lose. This way, they can make safer and more positive choices even when things are difficult.