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Which means the issue is a systemic one, based on the morality of the political class? If so, then I agree. Unfortunately for America there seems to be no hope
by tokenizer 13y ago
Which means the issue is a systemic one, based on the morality of the political class? If so, then I agree.
Unfortunately for America there seems to be no hope on the horizon. All classes of societal are facing moral degradation. Whether it's the poor and their gang/crime issues, the middle class with their consumerism/ignorance issues, or the upper class for their greed/lack of empathy.
Obviously this can be generalized amongst most nations, but I think it's evidently more prevalent in America.
- gress 13y agoMore prevalent in America than where? Russia, China, Burma, the UK?
- tokenizer 13y agoWell the best in class of developed countries. The US does have the largest military, political hegemony, economic hegemony, and a huge amount of cultural influence compared to other sovereigns. With that in mind the standard I have is high (top in class of developed countries for certain statistical measures) when you think about these social, cultural and economic dominances reverberate throughout the entire world.
- gress 13y agoYou haven't explained why you think the decay is somehow worse in America. Only that if it was worse it would be influential.