Competence is not always good
Stranger: I do, I do
Stranger: But I'd like to make sure we'll both try to stay cool headed, open minded and respect each other
Stranger: Otherwise this just devolves into a screaming match
You: what is your evidence?
Stranger: The Victorian era for example
Stranger: The industrial revolution had many benefits, but its rapid change of society and the emphasis on meritocracy at the time led to an immensely unequal society
Stranger: With pretty much what Karl Marx describes, a high class owning the means of production and exploiting the masses for their labor
Stranger: (I'm waiting for you to finish typing)
You: I see. so you think that instead of allowing many business owners, people will be better off by services owned by a single entity like a state?
Stranger: No, I don't
Health care as a human right.
It is rooted in our human experience to appreciate all life on this planet, especially human life. The tragedy of losing someone to a disease can be felt everyday around the world. We have made immense progress in treating harmful diseases and illnesses that were deadly not so long ago using our advanced medical technology. Sadly, not everyone ..... Read full article