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You've hit on a really key point. Life is easier when you have more money. Not trying to be callous, but it's going to come out that way -- maybe the answer i
by stvswn 11y ago
You've hit on a really key point. Life is easier when you have more money.
Not trying to be callous, but it's going to come out that way -- maybe the answer is to try to make some more of it.
Because trying to redesign society to eliminate this basic fact of the world has so far led to disastrous results. Like, hundreds of millions dead kind of results. With nothing to show for it, because there were still haves and have nots.
"But I'm not advocating Stalinism!" you'd say. But remember, Lenin and Trotsky and Stalin came from good intentions, too. So did Mao and Pol Pot and Ho and Kim. Everyone wanted to solve the problem you're describing.
- justifier 11y agocallous? i'd say you're offering a proven solution but i'd wonder, how does one 'make some more of it'? stalinism? you're arguing with someone else my complaints are against the bureaucracy of the problem there is more to this conversation than a binary of stalinism and some undefined other what do you mean by 'easier'? seems to the suffer the same ills as using vague language such as 'fair' and i'd caution against utilising the concept of 'fact' when discussing subsets what of a generation born into wealth that fails to make any more if it but their life remains, or even becomes moreso, by your own definitions, 'easier'?