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Yes, it's called social responsibility. Vauban is very special and strange even for German eyes. But one thing is abundantly clear among many German communitie
by neuronic 6y ago
Yes, it's called social responsibility.
Vauban is very special and strange even for German eyes. But one thing is abundantly clear among many German communities:
The egocentric individualism where all the problems you produce are offloaded to some ephemeral society funded by taxes you don't want to pay is not sustainable unless you exploit external communities around you.
- Fishysoup 6y agoRight. If your job as a Phillip Morris or Nestle exec (both headquartered in Switzerland) makes people's lives a lot worse in some other part of the world but you don't leave your garbage bin out before 8pm the day before it's collected, then you're a model citizen. Conversely if you need to do laundry in your apartment building on a holiday because you're a single parent, that's an outrage. The person leaving all the racist and xenophobic notes about respecting local traditions is a model citizen.