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It won't let me respond to your comment below ("Alright, well I'm sorry about your property but I'm still gonna ask you to go to those bad areas and ask them wh
by sbenitoj 9y ago
It won't let me respond to your comment below ("Alright, well I'm sorry about your property but I'm still gonna ask you to go to those bad areas and ask them which is more violent, price-gouged water or government assistance.") so I'm doing it here.
Again I ask you to define the term violence. Because you're saying violence, but I don't see what is violent about charging a high price for something, so that's why I'm asking you to define violence, otherwise how can anyone have a reasonable debate about what's actually occurring?
- frgtpsswrdlame 9y agoI'm not having a debate with you. I'm urging you to pack up this debate you obviously want to have, take it off the internet and out into the real word and to have it with affected people. People who have paid gougers during natural disasters. Go talk to them, tell them what you believe, have a dialogue with them. I don't really believe people change their minds on the internet, it's too easy to escape the cognitive dissonance. Which is why I question if you have the courage to stand in front of someone who has lost everything, someone who almost surely will disagree with you, and explain why the government shouldn't supply water in disasters. Seriously, go do it.
- sbenitoj 9y agoWow.
- threatofrain 9y agoI know, your courage is being questioned!