In the sense that it's part of how we handle climate change, and part of how we handle covid + other diseases + future pandemics properly, yes.
Yes it's very important to get your leg unstuck but yes your house is still on fire even if you do.
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In the sense that it's part of how we handle climate change, and part of how we handle covid + other diseases + future pandemics properly, yes.
Yes it's very important to get your leg unstuck but yes your house is still on fire even if you do.
Idk I think it makes perfect sense. Think of the oligarchs as someone actively firebombing the house in your analogy. It's not just about getting the leg unstuck but stopping the ones causing the biggest issue
Narrator: They didn't.
You can’t continue to monetize every single aspect of existence with Oligarchs extracting vast sums of wealth out of the economy, without hurting quality of life for the average person and, eventually - the nation as a whole. Allowing these shit heads to exist hurts everyone.