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Putting aside for a second whether there's some truth to the stereotype or not, we truly live in strange times when description of a culture that values family
by Barrin92 2y ago
Putting aside for a second whether there's some truth to the stereotype or not, we truly live in strange times when description of a culture that values family life, the outdoors, good food and leisure over working at your phone at 2 am is automatically taken as an insult or provokes comparison to noble savages.
- JKolios 2y agoPlease elaborate on how "maybe they don't need good infrastructure" can be taken positively. It is, at best, deeply patronizing.
- rglullis 2y agoThe insult is in thinking that they somehow don't "need" material things just because they have so many other good things going in their life.
- mmarq 2y agoThe person that doesn’t need modern infrastructure because they are at peace with nature is literally the noble savage