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You're right, we should stop wanting to improve a country and talking about its deficiencies once enough people want to immigrate to it. /s
by innguest 13y ago
You're right, we should stop wanting to improve a country and talking about its deficiencies once enough people want to immigrate to it. /s
- refurb 13y agoThis article is not about "improving" America, it's about trashing it. Why else would you use such hyperbole as to compare the US to a "third world nation" (which isn't that PC to be honest).
- innguest 13y ago1 - How can we improve a country without talking about its deficiencies? (You can't) 2 - The article attempts to argue that comparing the US to a third world nation is not a hyperbole by offering six points. You are trying to argue the opposite without offering any points.
- jcc80 13y agoBecause less people will click on an article titled "Six Ways America Could Improve". I don't know how Rolling Stone handles it, but often journalists and people writing op-eds don't even come up with the titles.
- Mz 13y agoEven on HN, you need titles that "grab" the audience to get traction. It's hypocrisy to pretend otherwise. Edit: Um, I upvoted you and agree with you, in case that isn't totally clear.