But people don't want to hear anything like that.
It's so frustrating because it isn't something we can't improve. It stays this way because of social inertia.
But people don't want to hear anything like that.
It's so frustrating because it isn't something we can't improve. It stays this way because of social inertia.
Its not inertia, its the same thing that happened to the $75K minimum wage guy. US people HATE when someone less successful than them gets something "for free".
This type of approach makes me sick.
Every dollar taken out of their pocket to pay someone else's bills is less money they have to spend on their children's education and for taking time to travel, among other things.
Generosity is a private choice and government has no business in making it public, except that it buys votes to empower politicians.
Naked pursuit of self-interest cleverly disguised as altruism. For other stuff, don't expect Larry to open his wallet for you.
How about some gratitude for the advances that we've already made, and the billions that people like Bill Gates are already giving to the third world?
The politics of envy and blame is an ugly thing. If we work together, perhaps we can arrive at a real solution like wiping out the particular mosquito species that carries malaria (before you post, no, I don't mean all mosquitos... just that one).