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> > It's the "flexible stances, mixing traditions" part that is interesting here. Do you have any thoughts on this part?
by nitrogen 5y ago
> > It's the "flexible stances, mixing traditions" part that is interesting here.
Do you have any thoughts on this part?
- pyrale 5y agoI would suggest that the ability to consider ideological standpoints with a detached interest is usually the sign that you are not personally on the hook about it. Of course, it is probably nice for someone to never find themselves on the hook, but at the same time, this kind of luxury is not available for everyone. For instance, someone having trouble paying the rent may resent wintertime evictions more personally than a homeowner. Likewise, a blue-collar worker may have a more personal position about globalization about than a software engineer. I'm not sure we should view this luxury as a superior attitude.