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Well, what's consumerism to one isn't to another. If you're going to discuss needs and say somebody doesn't "need" something, then frankly there is a lot that w
by muninn_ 10y ago
Well, what's consumerism to one isn't to another. If you're going to discuss needs and say somebody doesn't "need" something, then frankly there is a lot that we don't "need". To sustain life we could probably all get by as farmers and anything else would just be more than we "need".
- eveningcoffee 10y agoWhat farmers? People used to kill other animals and pick berries, fruits and seeds.
- witty_username 10y agoThat's pretty tiring. Easier to just throw seeds into the ground and let it grow. You can just pick it much more easily.
- eveningcoffee 10y agoIt is a simplistic view of it. Hardest part of the farming is not seeding, even not land preparation and maintaining, but making sure that you are the one to pick and keep the harvest.
- coldtea 10y ago>Well, what's consumerism to one isn't to another. The same is true for a number of horrible things too: some people like them and go for them. That doesn't make them less bad. I'm not in favor of total relativism...