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>Well, basically trading in your health, knowingly, and risking death in exchange for a salary in private industry is kind of weird to say the least. If you're
by dsfyu404ed 8y ago
>Well, basically trading in your health, knowingly, and risking death in exchange for a salary in private industry is kind of weird to say the least.
If you're a not in a wealthy nation that's not necessarily a bad deal.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoEspecially if the alternative is to starve to death.
- hef19898 8y agoTrue in these edge cases. Not sure how that applies to Germany in the 80s, so.
- prolepunk 8y agoI find this comment to be highly cynical. Not only you are proposing someone to trade off their health for some money but also you get to trade off your children's health. Poverty sucks, but is it a really an ethical choice to give to anyone, it's almost a biblical choice you're giving in this case -- sacrifice your first born. Is this what people in power, want to be? Give devil's bargain to anyone who has only bad option to save a few percent on environmental scrubbers; or continue a business that is at very core environmentally unsustainable.
- hef19898 8y agoPretty much seems so, doesn't it?