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And yet, you clearly still think like a child. So how exactly is this sort of charity supposed to solve homelessness and poverty? What about all the mentally i
by glesica 13y ago
And yet, you clearly still think like a child.
So how exactly is this sort of charity supposed to solve homelessness and poverty? What about all the mentally ill out on the streets, do we teach them to code and maybe to manufacture their own medications as well? Have libertarians found the solution-for-all-time to mental illness and they just aren't telling anyone?
Is this man even out of poverty at this point? There are hundreds of thousands (millions, maybe, I'm not up on the latest Apple marketing) of apps in the app store and most of them make very little money. This isn't sustainable, this is a puff piece about someone who did something nice for someone else.
Grow the hell up.
- troglodie 13y agoThank you for having the balls to call out immature and idiocentric opinions for what they are. If people were more willing to do that in real life, we wouldn't have libertarians parading charity over welfare and disaster capitalism over funding relief efforts. Unfortunately, people can waltz through life espousing selfish and socially harmful opinions and never have to face social repercussions, reinforcing the opinion, thus never having to call them into question. Libertarians like to think they have a monopoly on rationality, but what they have a simplistic and inherently selfish ideology that values property rights over human life. Thus he is childlike in his view of the world, as it has to fit quaintly into his narrow narrative, and what follows from such story-telling to one's self are the sociopathic beliefs and behaviors inflicted on society.