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Not my point. A phenomenon which affects a large fraction of a population has effects on the entirety of the population, ergo, it is socialized.
by chaosite 5y ago
Not my point.
A phenomenon which affects a large fraction of a population has effects on the entirety of the population, ergo, it is socialized.
- CryptoPunk 5y agoEvery major category of goods/services has an effect on a large fraction of society. It doesn't follow that we should socialize the expense of every good/service that fits this criteria. It's absolutely not established that doing so, as a rule, does more good than harm, and we have plenty of empirical evidence that more free-market-based societies are more effective at developing themselves than more socialized ones.