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Old 03-13-2007, 03:18 PM   #16
KGZotU
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Originally Posted by piercehawkeye45 View Post
I think Shawnee brought up a great point with the motivation. I have never experienced it but I am guessing trying to get out of poverty for an average person is similar to running towards something that seems to keep moving farther away. You do get closer in reality but for all the work you put into it, you do not move as fast as you would expect too, taking a major shot at your motivation.
Though I'm an ardent libertarian, I can see a good argument here for socialism.

Namely, I can stand back and say that it is possible for anyone with sufficient motivation to achieve any status they like. That's the abridged version of what I stand back and say, anyway. (;

The reality is that a lot of people will fall prey to this sociological effect which keeps them basically unhappy throughout life. Even though every individual would have the power to lift themselves from this situation, perhaps an ideal government should protect its people from this sociological inevitability.

*shrugs* I'm just lucky I'm not in a place to have to decide.

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