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Not disagreeing with anything about your main point but > Somehow other cultures tend to place virtue in the development of discipline to which cultures are y
by mac01021 8y ago
Not disagreeing with anything about your main point but
> Somehow other cultures tend to place virtue in the development of discipline
to which cultures are you referring?
- e1g 8y agoNot OP, but also ex-Soviet: Russia is one example. Ruskis have been robbed blind by feudalism, communism, and lately capitalism - from both public and private sector - for over 200 years. This created a deep (almost traumatic) generational mistrust of any system or organized body. Since I was a toddler I was told that everything is my personal responsibility and to never expect external support. I live in NYC now and what passes for “self reliance” or “discipline” here is sweet. It is the philosophical opposite of “safe spaces” that would make Jordan Peterson shudder, but it does create survivors. It’s an unhealthy environment that breeds mistrust and misery, and I would never want my kids to grow up in such Ayn Rand’esque culture.