Ms. Attitude,
Why are you stuck on the Industrial Revolution? Because corporate welfare wasn’t involved? Nevermind child labor, squalid living conditions, and environmental degredation. Add also the by-products (or waste products) known as anarchism and communism that sprouted up.
When I mentioned a utilitarian society, I think of either early day Chicago where it was about unchecked capitalism, with room for little else. As a result Chicago also became the global epicenter for the Anarchist/Communist movement as well with the Haymarket Riots.
How in the world does research suffer from receiving government funding? Also I resent the idea of that you think I advocate the death of children because of my position. It’s not a child we are talking about, but tissue mass that is either destined to help the living or a garbage can. I would rather it help the living.
