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Anyone in the world can tell you that Americans behave like animals. A friend of mine went to the U.S.A. and came back after he witnessed how they let a poor ma
by psionski 14y ago
Anyone in the world can tell you that Americans behave like animals. A friend of mine went to the U.S.A. and came back after he witnessed how they let a poor man die in front of the hospital because he didn't have health insurance, with full disregard of the Hippocratic oath (if they even have that thing over there). I bet he'll never visit again.
Anyways, we'll just have to wait and see whether co-operation is more effective than competition. For now, it seems like competition is winning, but the question is at what price.
- eli_gottlieb 14y agoI wouldn't say like animals. Animals have all kinds of social arrangements, and in fact only some very few large predators or insects are ever entirely individualistic. It's just a society that has spent decades in the thrall of a bloody-stupid ideology, to the point that America is only now recovering the vocabulary to talk about its problems clearly.