
Originally Posted by
2beararms
I just think it sad to try to infuse a situation like this as a political action.
Should I therefore consider:
Captalistic Response: Kids would have sold tickets to make a profit on his death
Representative Republic Response: Kids would have formed committees to debate the appropriate way to help then claimed they would have saved him but ran out of time.
Dictatotor Response: It did not happen and he did not have permission.
It was a tragedy. There are things in this world that are not political ploys.
True enough. However, if the OP's main point was that the governmental system under which a people live affects their outlook and behavior, I would agree with it. We can see it here in the good ol' US of A: e.g., the Breeder who has 12 kids and demands that "somebody" better help her out (this example is an active thread on this site). On the other end of the spectrum, the middle class and wealthy are/have been/will be looking to shield their incomes from increasing taxation.
I'm sure we could come up with many such examples in our increasingly socialist society. It's a point well-taken, IMO.
Prov. 27:3 - "Stone is heavy and sand a burden, but provocation by a fool is heavier than both"