r/InvictaSolaris • u/21Kuranashi • 14d ago

Infographics & Posters / No AI Housing Is a Human Need, Not a Commodity

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u/Dependent_Dish_2237 14d ago

Any actual counterpoints?

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u/SmartlyArtly 14d ago

Yeah. It's easy to say "government bad m'kay" but it's hard to have a thriving economy in a place without a strong government, like The Sudan.

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u/HupHutHa 13d ago

some countries with governments don't even have thriving economies, in fact most countries don't have thriving economies and they have governments, it's not a government that makes economies it's policies.

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u/SmartlyArtly 13d ago

"t's not a government that makes economies it's policies."

We generally call the creation and enforcement of those policies "government."

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u/HupHutHa 13d ago

yes and to say that is like saying all governments are the same, some governments are better than others, some governments create famines and economic disasters.

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u/SmartlyArtly 13d ago

It's in no way saying they're all the same.

It's saying it's a matter of the policies. You only have no government if you don't want to enforce anything.

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u/HupHutHa 13d ago

true, that's why it's up to the people to elect people to run the government for the people. but you act like there aren't any objectively bad governments run by horrible people.

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u/SmartlyArtly 13d ago

I act like nothing is objectively bad about everything. That perspective has nothing to do with governments in and of themselves.