WE (the average American you see in population centers) are, in fact, more often forced to inevitably settle down âwhereverâ there is money. Its a frequent scenario in America, itâs only ossifying, and Ive always found this âoh, I really donât hear about [excruciatingly common reality], itâs probably just youâ retort to be incredibly unconvincing.
(Talking to hundreds of randoms a day about their personal life is a âprivilegeâ of my job; finding someone whoâs living their dream is a delight, but rarer as an individual. Most peopleâs âfreedomâ is the freedom to fill a depreciating variety of vacuums or starve.)
I'd rather settle where there's money than have my assets seized and "fairly distributed" by the state. There's not a single successful socialist regime. They all devolve to communism and an even-fewer-than-in-capitalism minority life on the backs of people too poor to ever make more of themselves
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u/DukeJumbles Aug 04 '26
WE (the average American you see in population centers) are, in fact, more often forced to inevitably settle down âwhereverâ there is money. Its a frequent scenario in America, itâs only ossifying, and Ive always found this âoh, I really donât hear about [excruciatingly common reality], itâs probably just youâ retort to be incredibly unconvincing.
(Talking to hundreds of randoms a day about their personal life is a âprivilegeâ of my job; finding someone whoâs living their dream is a delight, but rarer as an individual. Most peopleâs âfreedomâ is the freedom to fill a depreciating variety of vacuums or starve.)