@BanButterfly@jotajordimeme Querés que un grupo determinado te pague el acceso a la salud?
No veo conciencia social, parece más envidia, resentimiento.
Te creo si hubieras dicho de financiar la salud mediante un impuesto puntual, toda la sociedad.
Muy buena discusión, @liendovictoria . Te agrego una distinción y un comentario.
Una cosa es querer recuperar lo que a uno le quitaron. Otra es querer lo que tiene el otro. Y otra muy distinta es querer que el otro deje de tenerlo. Lo primero es agravio, lo segundo envidia, lo tercero resentimiento.
El agravio y la envidia pueden ser motores para el progreso. El primero empuja a reclamar lo que corresponde, y la segunda, bien llevada, a imitar al que le ha ido mejor y a trabajar para equipararlo. El resentimiento, en cambio, no construye nada, solo busca que el que está mejor pierda.
Por ahí pasa gran parte de la historia del kirchnerismo. El votante humilde tiene agravios genuinos y ganas de progresar, y lo que quiere es vivir mejor, no que el vecino le vaya peor. Pero buena parte de la dirigencia K y de su intelligentsia farandulera y puanera transformó el agravio y la envidia en resentimiento. Y, después, en una política basada en descalificar moralmente al otro, que define identidad, da legitimidad y, de paso, votos y pingües ganancias.
El problema más grave es que, planteada de esa manera, la pobreza deja de ser algo que haya que resolver. Cuando sacarle algo al otro importa más que conseguirlo uno mismo, la desigualdad deja de ser un fracaso o una deuda, y pasa a ser un activo valioso a administrar.
@unholynoe_ Que bajón esa situación, se te ve más enganchada que al loco.
Ojalá todo mejore, después podrías decirle como te hizo sentir está situación
The communist red army bravely fought the Nazis. They pushed them out of Eastern Europe back into Germany. Millions died in the effort. They wanted to make sure Nazis didn’t come back, so they removed or killed any Germans they found in Eastern Europe/ Central Asia. What’s a few million more?
They bravely occupied Poland, finding Nazis everywhere. They were sure to round up and kill the 150k or so polish nazis.
As they valiantly secured warm water ports in the Baltic, they found Latvian Nazis, Estonian Nazis, they were sure to purge them as well.
In Greece, in Finland, in Persia, there they found, you guessed it, more Nazis. These Nazis were put into camps or shot.
With the red army’s liberation of Central Asia they found a large number of Korean Nazis. This would not do and the 150k or so were rounded up and sent away on trucks.
They highly suspected the Karachays of being Nazis as well so off with them.
Treachery! The 500k Chechens and Ingush living throughout the Union were found to be traitorous Nazis! They had to go!
Of course who could forget the Balkars, those Nazis! They were removed from the caucuses they called home for being such aryan worshiping freaks.
And in crimea, there were some 200k tatars, living nazily. They were all rounded up and sent to the wastes of Central Asia. Half of them died but who cares they were Nazis.
Then the Balkans had to be purged, tens of thousands of Nazis were found hiding in there, disguised as women and children in rural villages, the cleaver monsters that they are.
Then it was discovered that Nazis were posing as farm owners in the bread basket of Ukraine. How dare they! The Soviets smartly took their crops from them, leaving millions of Nazis to starve.
Bravely across the globe communists in China, Laos, Vietnam, Korea, Cuba, South America found millions of more Nazis all hiding as members of society. Brave brave people these communists saving us from those Nazi women and children.