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Are you aware of any country that has implemented a set of policies that obviously and dramatically reduced child abuse? I see cultural variances, wealth corre
by Consultant32452 5y ago
Are you aware of any country that has implemented a set of policies that obviously and dramatically reduced child abuse?
I see cultural variances, wealth correlations, etc. But never have I seen a program or simple set of programs that looks anything like a silver bullet on child abuse.
You could probably convince me of some programs that are beneficial (even if not a silver bullet), you are unlikely to be able to convince me that the benefits outweigh the costs of death and suffering to children from things like war, sanctions, food tariffs, etc. The state is always the biggest abuser.
- specialist 5y ago> The state is always the biggest abuser. Providing schools and health care is morally equivalent to waging war?
- Consultant32452 5y agoYou can have schools and healthcare without the state. The cost of having the state provide those services is all the things that come along with the state including war, forced starvation through sanctions, etc.
- specialist 5y agoWhat does health care look like without coordination? Shaman and voodoo? I confess that I'm struggling to follow your reasoning(s). Government is just coordinated action, no? So then what is the state? Just a coordination strategy you oppose? All your objections are very confusing.