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I would make the exact opposite argument in fact. I would argue it is entirely irrational to perpetuate this bizarre notion that living in a prosperous nation
by tengbretson 10y ago
I would make the exact opposite argument in fact.
I would argue it is entirely irrational to perpetuate this bizarre notion that living in a prosperous nation is some sort of original sin that must be atoned for by self-flagellation.
Prosperity is not a finite resource. I believe equilibrium doesn't necessarily have to come at cost to anyone.
- ice109 10y ago>sort of original sin that must be atoned for by self-flagellation. whether it's original sin aside (though i do believe it is) where do you see self-flagellation? i'm simply saying i'm okay with china becoming more competitive and market forces taking their natural course.