When basic needs come back

After rea­ding this tag, I’m fin­ding it dif­fi­cult to come up with an idea about it. Let’s see why. On the Que­bec Government’s web­site, it is writ­ten in bold: “Nobo­dy chooses to be home­less.” And in a report by a spe­cia­li­ty French-lan­guage chan­nel, we find the tes­ti­mo­nies of seve­ral people who made the choice to live on the street. The­re­fore, it is per­haps not as clear as our good old govern­ment claims it is.

Of course, from an eco­no­mic pers­pec­tive, eve­ry adult citi­zen should contri­bute to the com­mon good. The com­mon good being pri­ma­ri­ly for an eco­no­mic pur­pose. It is true that the defi­ni­tion of a govern­ment is pri­ma­ri­ly at a legis­la­tive level, but what is the point of having these laws in place and contri­bu­ting to them if not at least for per­so­nal inter­est of some kind?

So, for some people, choo­sing to live on the street, away from what I call the Sys­tem, seems like a plau­sible option to me. After all, the human body’s sur­vi­val tech­niques are rather pri­mi­tive, and we are here to talk about the proof. While indi­vi­dual pro­per­ty comes with its constraints, it is pos­sible to think that some people, though pro­ba­bly very few, wish to attain a level of total free­dom. It’s a choice like any other.

-Dan­ny

I’m Dan­ny (aka Coa­ch­Dan­ny). I have a pas­sion: humans. Come with me and take this minute eve­ry day to explore what’s going on today and why is it tren­ding. Click here to get your dai­ly thought right on time for break­fast.

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Last Upda­ted on Novem­ber 26, 2019 by Coach Dan­ny