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I don't disagree, but i don't like how you make out socialism as the villain, sounds like you grew up with a lot of cold war propaganda. The absence of socialis
by jona-f 3y ago
I don't disagree, but i don't like how you make out socialism as the villain, sounds like you grew up with a lot of cold war propaganda. The absence of socialism means violence and war. If the states had a working social system, crime rates would be much lower.
Personally I like to blame humanism for everything, that is, the delusion that humans are somehow better than what we really are.
- curtisblaine 3y agoI don't disagree that some degree of social policy is needed for a country to be healthy. Brutalism, though, was the blind application of the socialist principles to architecture, which generated more misery than what it tried to prevent.
- jona-f 3y agoSo maybe it was the blind (I'd say ignorant, grandiose, paternalistic) application, and not the principles, that caused the misery? Btw, I'm neither a socialist or proponent of modern architecture. Will call those out for their bs anytime too.