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It also seems to me as if having to switch to the other side of the street or by having to circumvent a dangerous block as some form of coercion resulting from
by pradocchia 12y ago
It also seems to me as if having to switch to the other side of the street or by having to circumvent a dangerous block as some form of coercion resulting from a very inconsiderate and self-serving illusion that everybody starts life with a similarly equivalent set of cards.
Can you elaborate on the first part? I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
- hoggle 12y agoSorry, the sentence really is a bit off. The point I was trying to make was essentially that it seems logical to me that a higher crime rate can be connected to substantial inequalities in terms of opportunities / wealth.
- pradocchia 12y agoHaving to switch to the other side of the street or having to circumvent a dangerous block is a loss of freedom, a kind of coercion born of inequality, normalized by the very inconsiderate and self-serving illusion that everybody starts life with a similarly equivalent set of cards. Yes, I think so too.