> If you're going to talk economics, politics, sociology, or just about any massive and complex systems, you cannot avoid broad statements. Of course not, but

> If you're going to talk economics, politics, sociology, or just about any massive and complex systems, you cannot avoid broad statements. Of course not, but they need to semi-accurately reflect the way things are going on a broad scale. If someone steps on my toe at the convenience store and doesn't apologize, I don't start a rally cry about how America is full of toe-hating assholes. If it starts happening systemically then I might be more willing to make that charge.