I dislike this kind of argument. Sometimes you see it trotted out regarding crime, and that it's impossible to e.g. stop people killing or burgling or thieving in general.
Except - we're doing a pretty good job of reducing such crimes.
It's easy to write off pretty much well any undesirable action as being "human nature" and I implore you to reconsider.
> David Cameron passing a few laws or conducting some kind of investigation is not going to change human nature
I agree that change is possible, but it's not going to come from the top. We the people need to push for that kind of change, but half the population is too busy repeating the establishment's line that "it's all the fault of immigrants".
I dislike this kind of argument. Sometimes you see it trotted out regarding crime, and that it's impossible to e.g. stop people killing or burgling or thieving in general.
Except - we're doing a pretty good job of reducing such crimes.
It's easy to write off pretty much well any undesirable action as being "human nature" and I implore you to reconsider.