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At the end of the day, people make whatever choice they’re gonna make for how they spend their time If they spend their time entertaining themselves, then they
by AndrewKemendo 2y ago
At the end of the day, people make whatever choice they’re gonna make for how they spend their time
If they spend their time entertaining themselves, then they’re not going to spend their time shaping the world into what they think it should be
So the people who are going to shape it the way that they want it, are going to continue to do what they want and you’re gonna have to deal with that
So you can take it however you like, but the functional fact is that people are choosing not to spend their time shaping the environmental regulations, the types of social structures that are going to prevent these anthropogenic traps like we’re starting to see
So the only thing I would say is, great do whatever you gotta do but then don’t complain when things aren’t the way you want them at the macro scale and you’ve got testicles full of plastics, live in ongoing genocide, and have no clean drinking water
But don’t worry, there’s always Hans Rosling and his soothing balm of misleading statistics and folk “science” to make you feel like everything‘s going just fine
- pdimitar 2y agoYeah sure, so people should not raise kids or have any leisure ever. OK. I'll complain as much as I like, thank you very much, because your rhetoric does not work -- you are outraged and that's visible in your comments, which robs them of objectivity. Paying taxes should lead to my interests being protected. That's the social contract. If that's not happening then history knows of many examples where the leaders were completely blind of the interests of their subjects and received a rough wake-up call (often lynching resulting in death even). It will happen again, it seems. Also nobody thinks everything's going just fine. That's your faulty assumption. It's just that most of us haven't gotten to the point of starting to curse and grab a shotgun to make ourselves heard... yet.