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They probably said that also in the 19th century and look at us today, have we seen a drastic reduction of the active work population in 2 centuries? No. This
by kfk 13y ago
They probably said that also in the 19th century and look at us today, have we seen a drastic reduction of the active work population in 2 centuries? No.
This kind of thinking assumes that there are people fundamentally flawed that can't support in any way our society. This is just unacceptable. Also, work force is also a scarce resource and as all scarce resources we need to optimize it, not to waste it.
- dscrd 13y ago>They probably said that also in the 19th century and look at us today, have we seen a drastic reduction of the active work population in 2 centuries? No. But we have seen quite a massive increase of public sector. How many actually needed jobs do we have anymore?
- kfk 13y agoAnd yet again, why do we have to assume we have a bunch of people good for nothing? There is historically no evidence whatsoever that any percentage of any population provided absolutely nothing to society. Now we are also saying public sector is not actually needed. I am not sure how to answer to such wild assumptions.