mandag den 24. september 2012

Ida's comment

Why is her utopia unrealistic? – You say it’s because Schmidt-Nielsen will get a lot of opponents. But I’m sure she is willing to make that sacrifice if her utopia can be achieved.
And aren’t you underestimating people – why do you think people will abuse the system?

If her utopia is going to be put into practice there will be no reward to those who spent many years on their education. People will take the easiest way – they will prefer to get a job instead of study because people are greedy and if they take a job they get more money than if they study and only get SU. And their choice will not have consequences for their further life, because as I said before there will be no rewards to those who have a good education. The wages will be the same.

I am not underestimating people because people like them I have described exist. In the news for about two weeks ago there has been focus on Robert, a man who has not got a job for 10 years because he doesn’t want to work and because it cannot be worthwhile.  Many politician and experts have to this made a statement where they say: There will always be a Robert in a society.

1 kommentar:

  1. Hello Ida,
    Let us imagine that we live in a society in which people get the same pay no matter what job they have. Would you, then, drop out of high school and start working at a café or a factory?
    Also, imagine this: Every person in Denmark will get a certain amount of money simply because you are a citizen in this country. I could choose to go on working as a high school teacher - or I could be more like Robert, but then I would have the time to write letter-to-the editor (læserbreve) bake buns/cake for my son's børnehave, visit old and lonely people or set up a theatre play in the middle of Aarhus. Wouldn't that be worth something to society - even though I don't have a "normal job"?

    SvarSlet

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