I was watching this video and found it interesting that he says he is not into "that society stuff", which I honestly found weird. Surely if you are part of human society you should have a slight concern about how the world stands on a human level after all we don't each live on our own separate islands but shared spaces.
I've always like the analogy of the ants being a smaller representation of us, working together & co-operating and to a certain extent we do that. It seems though that some people think that profit can be gotten at the expense of the planet & society and I am not naive I know there are psychopaths out there who are currently wringing the world dry just for some profit that they will probably never spend. The trouble it seems is that these people (or rather their advocates) are increasingly in the public domain forcing this ideology into the mainstream media and political sphere and more and more I see these views are being expressed in places like TSR by right- wing students.
Furthermore, I sometimes find that many people on the right are unwilling to discuss social issues or dismiss them as irrelevant in the face of profit and growth. My question is do people on the political right care about societal issues such as inequality, poverty etc. ?[video="youtube;JNeGadtnUJo"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNeGadtnUJo[/video]