Someone growing up in a society is strongly an outcome of that society.
Someone growing up in a society is strongly an outcome of that society.
This is a great point.
The flip side is that if a government fails to deliver those, they have failed their side of the social contract. Then ideally, the citizens they've failed should be able to opt out..
What if that company is a remote company which hires people all over the world, and none of those people benefited from the {education|peace|law enforcement|trust} in Germany?
I do agree with you, in principle, that a company is somewhat coupled to the country it was founded in. The exact nature of that coupling, however, is not that simple, I would say.
Reality is complicated, I suppose :)
Without the contributions of millions of others on a daily basis you’d have nothing.
Milton Friedman describes how a pencil is made with the self-coordinated efforts of millions of people around the globe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67tHtpac5ws