The infantile solutions of Eugenicists are not new. They stem from 'Ultra Conservative' thinking going back centuries. The atavist yearning for a "Mythical" Utopian past, ignores all reality and fact.
The promoters of these ideologies have self-deluded to the point they cannot comprehend that they too will suffer.
Further more, "The Myth of scarcity" is an economic invention, rather than a fact.
The infantile solutions of Eugenicists are not new. They stem from 'Ultra Conservative' thinking going back centuries. The atavist yearning for a "Mythical" Utopian past, ignores all reality and fact.
The promoters of these ideologies have self-deluded to the point they cannot comprehend that they too will suffer.
Further more, "The Myth of scarcity" is an economic invention, rather than a fact.
The infantile solutions of Eugenicists are not new. They stem from 'Ultra Conservative' thinking going back centuries. The atavist yearning for a "Mythical" Utopian past, ignores all reality and fact.
The promoters of these ideologies have self-deluded to the point they cannot comprehend that they too will suffer.
Further more, "The Myth of scarcity" is an economic invention, rather than a fact.
As my wife Medea remarked, at some point very soon the Iron Law of Unanticipated/Unintended Consequences is going to kick in, and kick in hard.
Hat tip to Medea.
The hubris of "intellectuals" is long recognized.
Robert Burns: "The best laid plans of mice and men are aften gang aglea."
Ordinary people also fell into shock, when they realized that they were not exempt from the "Great Culling".....D
In the words of another great Scotsman (Robert Louis Stevenson):
"Sooner or later, we all sit down to a banquet of consequences."