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Not to be unnecessarily mean to Texans, but I think this is more of a Texas problem than a humanity problem.
by TimorousBestie 9mo ago
Not to be unnecessarily mean to Texans, but I think this is more of a Texas problem than a humanity problem.
- AndrewKemendo 9mo agoA glib comment but the reality is that Texas is not that far off of the global mean
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- rayiner 9mo agoTexas is what the global mean aspires to be. My mom visited my extended family in Australia and Canada (we’re originally from a third world country) and came back ranting about how “poor” those countries were and how “nobody can get rich.” What she meant was that they don’t have big mcmansions on two acres everywhere and a doctor or lawyer or engineer only makes a comfortable salary instead of a $500k+.
- cwillu 9mo ago“Texas is what the global mean aspires to be” huh?
- WarOnPrivacy 9mo ago"Texas counties lack authority to enforce noise limits" This seems to be the core of the issue. Perhaps Texas idealism means The Profits of the One outweigh Welfare of the Many. Another possible interpretation is that: Profit alone makes the unethical, ethical.