Yes, I am, and I’m aware China changed it after 35 years — but not because they recognized the legitimacy of individuals’ personal choices. I agree with you, the policy ended because it no longer supports the “greater good” as the communist rulers define it. The greater-good idea is what allowed such an atrocious policy to take hold in t…
Yes, I am, and I’m aware China changed it after 35 years — but not because they recognized the legitimacy of individuals’ personal choices. I agree with you, the policy ended because it no longer supports the “greater good” as the communist rulers define it. The greater-good idea is what allowed such an atrocious policy to take hold in the first place, and I can see it happening in the West or anywhere that people just blithely accept Marxist ideas without recognizing the implications.
Yes, I am, and I’m aware China changed it after 35 years — but not because they recognized the legitimacy of individuals’ personal choices. I agree with you, the policy ended because it no longer supports the “greater good” as the communist rulers define it. The greater-good idea is what allowed such an atrocious policy to take hold in the first place, and I can see it happening in the West or anywhere that people just blithely accept Marxist ideas without recognizing the implications.