system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV. Some lives are worth more than others.

Truth be told, I don't necessarily believe this myself, but it's hard to make what I would consider to be a compelling argument against this. 

The only halfway decent argument is that life in general are an unknown quantity; you never know what someone is going to be in the future. Still, this argument fails in that it inherently recognizes that the concept of a life's worth exists, and that there exists such a thing as a highly valued life and a lowly valued one. 

I suppose another argument against this is the idea that worth is a highly subjective concept; still, that's more a philosophical argument than anything. 

The concept that all lives are equal in worth is a pleasant one, but in reality, it doesn't hold up.
gpt
By what objective measure can you make this statement? What is it about Life A that makes it worth more than Life B?

We have trouble evaluating worth when we can put something like money next to it (like is a blanket made from your dead grandmother worth more than a blanket that cost $100?). i kind of question your ability to evaluate lives without some kind of measurement.