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I suppose, said or insinuated no such thing. What a childish comeback. Of course it isn't evil. If you're starving then making money is not only not evil but a
by psykotic 16y ago
I suppose, said or insinuated no such thing. What a childish comeback.
Of course it isn't evil. If you're starving then making money is not only not evil but a necessity. Beyond meeting your immediate needs, working endless hours at a repetitive, unhealthy job to support your family or further your children's future is commendable.
That does not mean worker conditions improved with industrialization as compared to working on your own farm or as a day laborer.
- iwwr 16y agoA standard of living is not made by just the raw hours of leisure. Industrialization also brought security from famine and allowed for hygiene, sewage and medicine. It also allows people to chose to work very little, just to support their bare necessities (although very few chose to).