The Problem with The Great Enrichment
Suppose we develop a drug in some area-- heart disease, hypertension, skin disease--that is beneficial to everyone who takes it. Some are transformed in their health, while some are only improved.
However, because the effects--while uniformly beneficial to all--are distributed unevenly, we feel we must destroy the drug and make it unavailable to anyone.
That is the general logic of the Left as they look at capitalism.
Suppose we develop a drug in some area-- heart disease, hypertension, skin disease--that is beneficial to everyone who takes it. Some are transformed in their health, while some are only improved.
However, because the effects--while uniformly beneficial to all--are distributed unevenly, we feel we must destroy the drug and make it unavailable to anyone.
That is the general logic of the Left as they look at capitalism.
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