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So what form of govt do you believe solves the problem?

• rosser 8y ago
  I don't know. I wish I had the resources or otherwise were meaningfully able to hang out with that question, because it fascinates me endlessly. I do, however, find it a curiously "happy" (for someone, anyway) outcome of the current model that the lack of opportunity to contemplate "better alternatives" is kinda structurally baked in. People who do have the opportunity to ponder that kind of thing are, on the whole, the people who benefit most from the system, and so are thusly disinclined. And the people who suffer most under the system are in a position of, generally, having none of the time, inclination, or education to do so. I won't go so far as to suggest that's by design but it is rather, "Well, isn't that curious?" to me.
  • sbenitoj 8y ago
    Gotcha, I suggest checking this out, it’s rather long and mind-bending (but what good political treatise isn’t?) and I think will change your perspective on the matter. https://www.unqualified-reservations.org/2008/04/open-letter-to-open-minded-progressives/ https://www.unqualified-reservations.org/2008/04/open-letter...
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