Quote: (10-29-2013 06:22 AM)Magyarphile Wrote:
Quote: (10-27-2013 12:04 PM)scandibro Wrote:
Quote: (10-27-2013 04:54 AM)Magyarphile Wrote:
Quote: (10-27-2013 02:12 AM)scandibro Wrote:
I honestly find it puzzling the degree of pragmatism so called 'red pill' people have. On the one hand you whine about how government has made feminism destroy women, on the other hand you are readily willing to join the very institutions which have made this mess in the first place. I believe it is called hypocrisy and none better at all than any hamster spinning woman. No government when it suits you, big government when it suits you.
Be a man and make your money in the free market. Haven't you even considered the moral aspects of being paid to slack off on the taxpayer dole?
Besides, government is only going to get smaller, fixed pensions and benefits for new employees will not be there, since they are simply not economically viable.
Make money in the private market, learn as much as you can, open your own business abroad, don't pay tax, move in with your money in 10-15 years when western countries are bankrupt.
Red pill and morality have nothing to do with each other. Some would argue pumping and dumping women to be in the grey area of the morality index(I am not one of them). As for manning up, what is possibly more manly than power? Politicians are at the top of the pecking order. There is a reason they are hated so much, its called jealousy. I am not a government employee but I would take up a good position in a heart beat for a very capitalist reason: greed.
I don't know man, I work in a field which is ripe with opportunity for those willing to compromise their morals (affiliate marketing). I could have made a lot more money if I sold these bs 'trial' fraud products which steal money out of innocent peoples bank account. I might even have been able to forget about it for some time, but I believe it will do the damage and eventually you will be 'pot committed' to it and begin rationalizing something you know is wrong and that is when you become a real douchebag.
So yeah, the money may be good in the government, the power may be there, but you're doing the wrong thing and it will turn you bad.
Ethics is what I'm getting at. I can't do things which directly conflict with my ethics.
What is so unethical about working for the government? It is an entity sanctioned and funded by the people. Would you rather work for an MNC that has sweatshops in Bangladesh? Truth be told, I am no fan of big government. I just don't understand this perspective that the private sector can do no wrong. Just look at BP, they practically destroyed the coast line in the Gulf where I grew up. Ethics has no place on a corporate balance sheet...
Since you brough up ethics, consider this:
You need money to pay for your childs schooling, maybe you spent it on binge drinking, maybe you are unemployed, maybe you spent your youth partying and not getting an education so now you don't make enough. Your neighbor has more money than you do. Is it ok - and ethical - for you to go over to your neighbor and threathen him or rob him to give you money?
Now, you probably don't think that is ok, at least you wouldn't do it. Is it then ok for you to hire some goons to go to your neighbor and shake him down for money? Maybe you don't pay the goons directly put give them a cut of what ever money they can extort. Would that be ok?
Probably not right, I don't know many people who'd do that, because that is essentially mafia behavior.
Now, maybe you and a bunch of other people on your road decide that this neighbor should give you money, so you call a homeowner meeting and vote that this neighbor should give you his money. If he doesn't agree, goons are going to come to his home and put him in a cage. Is that ok?
Last, maybe a whole bunch of you decide that you will vote yourself that all the rich neighbors in a country should pay to those neighbors with less money. If they don't agree, they are thrown behind bars. You call this taxation and government. Is this ok?