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> There is always a loser to any change — even when it’s an otherwise overwhelming net positive. What an insidious argument. It makes the "loser" sounds like s
by TwoFerMaggie 4y ago
> There is always a loser to any change — even when it’s an otherwise overwhelming net positive.
What an insidious argument. It makes the "loser" sounds like someone randomly selected by bad luck, but we all know that when there is lack of regulation, especially in these cases (construction, industry, etc.), who gets the short end of the stick.
- juve1996 4y agoWe're on that stage of the flat circle again, where people think "survival of the fittest" is the best way to live, that older americans are meaningless and who cares if COVID killed them, etc. We all know what happened last time these ideologies reared their ugly heads.