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Assuming that's going to happen (outsourcing), what's wrong with that? If you're a nationalist, your worry is obvious enough, but if you're a humanist, then it
by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Assuming that's going to happen (outsourcing), what's wrong with that?
If you're a nationalist, your worry is obvious enough, but if you're a humanist, then it's wonderful that the more downtrodden are going to improve their station, while the better off wait for them.
- ako 1y agoRead the news, you’ll see what’s wrong. The people that lost their job to outsourcing will be unhappy, and very susceptible to easy “solutions” from populists like blaming foreigners. And from there you go to unlawful deportations, and a very polarized country where some have everything and others have nothing due to no longer having a job. And when you have no job, and no money, but still have to pay the bills, for some crime seems a solution. So as a country you need to spend more on crime fighting, where that same money could have gone to education, but that’s not the solution people like, because “why should I pay for someone else’s education?” At the same time they’re overlooking the fact that education mostly has a positive ROI, as more education usually results in a better economy in a country, whereas crime fighting has a negative ROI for tax money spend.
- johnnyanmac 1y agoThat's not humanism, that sounds closer to utilitarianism. Humanism is about each person reaching their full potentil. I don't think the outsourcees are reaching their full potential being paid $2/hr to make American corporations billions. They are simply going to survive and up themselves to a liveable standard.
- thedevilslawyer 1y agoWhich is good right.. a lot of the world is unable to live!