Low male employment, antiwork, and the rise of NEET-dom has nothing to do with trust, but selfishness adequately describes the motivations for the ideological positions they hold.
Does this also apply to women for embracing frivolous promiscuity (far more than men as statistics on how many men vs. women are sexless in a given year, partner numbers, propensity for infidelity, etc. show) and antagonistic notions of "equality", or is it only men who are expected to selflessly hold up the world like Atlas?
Obesity isn't a trust issue, it's a selfish issue, where people would rather eat themselves into oblivion instead of finding a healthy balance and self restraint.
And the CEOs who intentionally manufacture the cheapest, unhealthiest food possible that they've hired organic chemists to make as addictive as possible and market it in the most deceptive and manipulative ways possible that intentionally target the dumbest and most vulnerable people, so they can later sell them subscriptions in pill form to their own endocrine system? Selfish, or just the "freer markets" you prefer?
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Does this also apply to women for embracing frivolous promiscuity (far more than men as statistics on how many men vs. women are sexless in a given year, partner numbers, propensity for infidelity, etc. show) and antagonistic notions of "equality", or is it only men who are expected to selflessly hold up the world like Atlas?
And the CEOs who intentionally manufacture the cheapest, unhealthiest food possible that they've hired organic chemists to make as addictive as possible and market it in the most deceptive and manipulative ways possible that intentionally target the dumbest and most vulnerable people, so they can later sell them subscriptions in pill form to their own endocrine system? Selfish, or just the "freer markets" you prefer?
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