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That which explains everything explains nothing. Literally everything affects you in the sense implied here, so "it affects me" is quite plainly insufficient ju
by dionidium 3y ago
That which explains everything explains nothing. Literally everything affects you in the sense implied here, so "it affects me" is quite plainly insufficient justification for intervention. Everything affects you in some sense.
- MisterBastahrd 3y agoI don't expect to get a vote over what happens in Cleveland, because I don't pay taxes in Cleveland, but I sure as fuck expect to have a vote in what happens with my money here. I'm not an "investor." I'm a citizen. There are no extra shares or votes which I can buy. These are different classifications with different expectations.
- dionidium 3y ago[flagged]