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Throughout the vast majority of human history the levers to influence collective behavior have been not been through government intervention, they’ve been throu
by joenot443 2y ago
Throughout the vast majority of human history the levers to influence collective behavior have been not been through government intervention, they’ve been through familial, religious, and small community based norms and pressures. One of the common conservative perspectives which follows this is that in the past most groups of people have found success not by direct government intervention, but by unity and collective action within that community. I’m surprised you’d disagree, but I think it’s very possible for human behavior to adapt and evolve without the government being the one pulling all the levers.
- silverquiet 2y agoThen is there a problem here? I'm not sure I understand then - is there some change in the prevalence of two-parent families that is deleterious to the nation as a whole? Or is it merely a current trend in familial, religious, and small community based norms and pressures? Or is this just some sort of modern moral panic?