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And anyone standing in isolation is evil and dangerous? This article is partially correct in its observations, but in the end, you can smell the labor camps, th
by Pica_soO 10y ago
And anyone standing in isolation is evil and dangerous?
This article is partially correct in its observations, but in the end, you can smell the labor camps, the piles of dead, the ideology alternatives (left,right& religious) want to erect to pressure anybody who ventures away from their ideal back into the fold and shift the blame of the problems they produce.
I rather have a community lottery, forcing lonely people living together with one another for at least some hours a day, if they are unable to proof they socialize voluntarily in person on daily basis.
That part is unavoidable, as proven by the swedish social catastrophe. This is not something abstract, this is something quite real, join a fire brigade and door-openings into this abyss become your daily work.
In driving the individuals apart, both the liberal and the right wing side work hand in hand. The one side supports a system that allows contact avoidance, the other one pitches people against one another.
- drspacemonkey 10y agoWhat is "the Swedish social catastrophe", and what does a fire brigade have to do with it?
- Pica_soO 10y agoSweden and norway have some of the most established social welfare states, its a example of how wealthy and "healthy" a society can become. And its rife with isolation, according to the health statistics of the state (sweden). And if you join a voluntary fire brigade in a country such as germany, you spend quiet alot of the alarms not fighting fires or helping with accidents, but with the opening of doors of run-down socially isolated people. Its almost always neighbours complaining about the smell. Not so long ago, total isolation was a prison sentence and a torture.