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I don't blame poor people for their plight. I didn't bootstrap myself to high executive function, the universe just gave it to me. Those affected by environme
by anonuser123456 7y ago
I don't blame poor people for their plight. I didn't bootstrap myself to high executive function, the universe just gave it to me. Those affected by environmental lead are no more in charge.
But we have to get to the root cause of inequality to begin talking about a solution.
Most people have poor health because they make poor decisions. So either we disallow them agency and act as their perpetual nanny, or accept the world isn't perfect and that distributions will be unequal.
Throwing money at the problem won't help. You can spend unlimited healthcare dollars for no measurable benefit.
- ncallaway 7y agoFrom your writing, it sounds like from your perspective there are only two outcomes: * Unacceptably nanny people * Do nothing and accept inequality in life, and make no mitigations to prevent it You have listed a lot of things that you think won't work. What do you think _will_ work, that allows people agency and doesn't require acting as their perpetual nanny?