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At what cost? Some cultures do not value the health and life of the every day person. I don't think that is something to be honored or respected.

• blacksmith_tb 9y ago
  While clearly true, I think we'd have to rephrase that as "all cultures" - here in the US people are sleeping on the sidewalk outside my office. In the PRC, they're willing to gamble on geoengineering which could poison people (just not people in power). I can't think of any current society that really values every member - but we can keep working towards that goal...
  • RobertRoberts 9y ago
    >I think we'd have to rephrase that as "all cultures" Absolutely agree, but here we have the freedom to protest the government itself, and do so openly for as long as we need to to make a change. They literally have a dictator for life that just came into power weeks ago.
  • deephoney 9y ago
    Scandinavian societies are pretty good at looking after everyone "in" the society, though for outsiders things can be hit and miss.