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It's been on my mind for a long time, although in a broader context. It seems one of the avenues left to "us" "reasonable" people is, to use the antiquated ter
by pasbesoin 14y ago
It's been on my mind for a long time, although in a broader context. It seems one of the avenues left to "us" "reasonable" people is, to use the antiquated term, "shunning".
With facial recognition and the like, it could even be taken down to the individual context and innumerable situations. Though I consider this a dangerous path to tread.
Such people may have large bank balances. But if "nobody" -- or at least, nobody they need and of above average competence -- will take their money, perhaps that would send a message. Or, sink them. Either way.
The message being, no matter how "rich" you are, you are part of and embedded in a larger community. No [one] is an island. Or, "don't sh-t where you..."