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You act like being unable to buy food and pay rent has no human cost.
by solidasparagus 7y ago
You act like being unable to buy food and pay rent has no human cost.
- vkou 7y ago1. There's a human cost to not industrializing a country, too. The surviving Soviet citizens got to take advantage of things like electricity, running water, universal education, a functioning industrial base. [1] Yet, for some reason, industrializing a country, while causing a famine is condemned as butchery... Yet preserving stock valuations, while causing an epidemic is laudable? 2. Then change the distribution systems. It's an emergency. Treat it like one. [1] And eventually luxuries like radios and private apartments!
- acdha 7y agoIt’s not a binary decision with no alternatives: for example, what most countries in Europe are doing where they give people money for necessities.
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