The “if it saves even one life” rhetoric was a brilliant invention because it created a false dichotomy between money and lives. Even now, some people still don’t understand that we need a robust economy to produce vital things like food, medicine, and housing. It was never money vs. lives. It was a few highly publicized lives vs. many, many invisible ones.
The “if it saves even one life” rhetoric was a brilliant invention because it created a false dichotomy between money and lives. Even now, some people still don’t understand that we need a robust economy to produce vital things like food, medicine, and housing. It was never money vs. lives. It was a few highly publicized lives vs. many, many invisible ones.
The “if it saves even one life” rhetoric was a brilliant invention because it created a false dichotomy between money and lives. Even now, some people still don’t understand that we need a robust economy to produce vital things like food, medicine, and housing. It was never money vs. lives. It was a few highly publicized lives vs. many, many invisible ones.
100%, Fat. It drove me crazy that people didn't see that.