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What's that problem? Do we achieve common prosperity through regulation or deregulation? Welfare state or trickle down? Fiscal responsibility or speculation? S
by cosmicgadget 1y ago
What's that problem?
Do we achieve common prosperity through regulation or deregulation? Welfare state or trickle down? Fiscal responsibility or speculation? Strong dollar or weak dollar? Free market or protectionism?
The parties (one in particular) can't even keep a consistent policy from year to year, I am not sure how we can hold hands and find the unified path to common prosperity.
- anon291 1y agoWhile all these things matter, I'm not sure what level of business regulation v deregulation causes you to turn to violent rhetoric.
- cosmicgadget 1y agoI thought the topic was "if we talked in person we would realize we have a common objective so things would be fine". Violence is definitely a kind of disagreement but my point was that irl discussions don't solve polarization, i.e. "regulation/deregulation cannot lead us to prosperity". Also plenty of politicians have said regulation is literal communism and literal communism makes a lot of people mad.