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Thats exactly how a ethical society operate if they know givin the idea that large government programs natural shift towards tyranny and that bad things are ine
by DeonPenny 6y ago
Thats exactly how a ethical society operate if they know givin the idea that large government programs natural shift towards tyranny and that bad things are inevitable and trying to legislate them out typically works out terribly.
I don't think americans want corporations to solve this either I think they want people to have the ability for people to solve it for themselves for better or worse.
- andrekandre 6y ago> I don't think americans want corporations to solve this either I think they want people to have the ability for people to solve it for themselves for better or worse. i think ideally, this is what everyone wants, but like with anything 1. you can only do as well as the system lets you (fairness, opportunity, education, livelyhood, available free-time, paperwork, insurance, healthcare etc) 2. some people can cope with things better than others... these are personality traits, physical issues (endurance, headaches, anxiety, digestive issues etc) (1 and 2) can be helped with more universal access to (to help them stand on thier own) such as heathcare, transportation, job opportunites for when the economy goes down, minimal sheltering, cheap postal services (free even for those who dont have an address), free counceling services etc