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To each their own is a reasonable philosophy when you apply it to individuals. It's not quite so reasonable when you apply it to countries, as countries are any
by scbrg 8y ago
To each their own is a reasonable philosophy when you apply it to individuals. It's not quite so reasonable when you apply it to countries, as countries are anything but a 100% homogeneous set of individuals.
Perhaps some people in Korea don't think marijuana is evil. Maybe some people in Korea don't like being effectively forced to drink themselves senseless every day.
Heck, maybe some Saudi Arabian gays would prefer not to be executed - but to each [country] their own I guess, hmm?
- matz1 8y agoYes, but the parent post is specifically talking about countries so 'To each their own' I'm using is in the context of countries. A country in relation of other country. Of course if you drill down within a country then the context of 'To each their own' is within its individual.