Do you think these Netherlanders are more or less happy because they had no access to cars?
or these Brits:
For much of the 1950s Europe was without cars and, from the looks of things happy enough. The idea that a muchness of stuff is necessary for happiness. The recent, and not so recent, carping on about poors with cell phones proving the greatness of America is the kind of brain-dead claptrap Buckley tried to bedazzle the Cambridge debating society to Baldwin's clear disdain.
It's not a question of crap and tat but of civil equality, which is nearly impossible to achieve when plutocrats write legislation.
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