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Firstly I'll admit that I could not read the full article, but from what I can read it seems like the argument is: It is a "luxury belief" that someone would w
by uberman 3y ago
Firstly I'll admit that I could not read the full article, but from what I can read it seems like the argument is:
It is a "luxury belief" that someone would want a traditional family but still supports the notion that some "non-traditional" options might represent the best or right choice for someone else? Further, that a tolerance like this to hold one belief for yourself yet recognize the merit in other's choices "inflicts real costs on the lower classes".
Really?
Does the article go on to elaborate on how holding tolerant views is something to look down on?
- wmf 3y agoIt's hard to believe, but according to Wikipedia this is the original source: https://nypost.com/2019/08/17/luxury-beliefs-are-the-latest-status-symbol-for-rich-americans/ https://nypost.com/2019/08/17/luxury-beliefs-are-the-latest-... I think as a society we've gone beyond tolerance into the realm of tacitly encouraging behavior that we know, statistically, is harmful. We're not providing people with advice that we know works because that advice could possibly be viewed as cultural discrimination.