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That is more of an indication that this unfairness exist in areas significantly more critical than ability to travel to popular spots than an answer, yes. I thi
by UnFleshedOne 7y ago
That is more of an indication that this unfairness exist in areas significantly more critical than ability to travel to popular spots than an answer, yes. I think we should be looking for answers in those areas (closer to being "rights") instead.
This is not a whataboutism either, unless you can put that label on trying to focus on major showstoppers that bring whole system down before light cosmetic defects.
- dredmorbius 7y agoThe specific proposal, price-gating of access to notable tourist landmarks, directly and out of no fundamental necessity simply creates yet another wealth-based inequality. There's a difference between addressing greater wrongs, and questioning the creation of yet another instance.