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If the two horrible options were free from context, sure. But that's hardly (if ever) the case. It is very convenient to start from a place where A has power ov
by andersonvom 5y ago
If the two horrible options were free from context, sure. But that's hardly (if ever) the case. It is very convenient to start from a place where A has power over B, then say "B is free to choose whatever crappy options A offers, because... freedom".
- thegrimmest 5y agoWe have to start from some place don't we? Even if we perfectly redistributed wealth tomorrow, we'd see billionaires in a generation or two.
- andersonvom 5y agoThis only goes to show that the current system is inherently broken, but this is a completely different conversation.