Sadly not an actual line from FFT, but it fits the tone tbqh
As an FFT enjoyer, all I can think is "who the fuck is that red haired guy?"
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Thats not one of the half brothers?
That’s Zalbag on the right, but Dycedarg has a beard, and a frumpy robe too I think.
Yeah, the dude on the left I don't recognize at all. Dycedarg also has a toupee of sorts and doesn't appear in any of these "outside" scenes in Chapter 1
From memory, that scene has Alma and Tieta (Teta? Delita's sister) approach the 3 young soldiers (Ramza, Delita, Algus) and Zalbaag gives some info that Ramza was looking for, waving his hand afterwards.
Great, now I have to play through again.
Its a great game to emulate on your phone... just saying
Of course poverty is natural. That's why humans have always banded together to create wealth.
Frist thing a tribal society does is try to store up food and create tools to get more food.
Then they try to get clothes and shelter.
Of course poverty is natural.
Nope, you're wrong.
That’s why humans have always banded together to create wealth. Frist thing a tribal society does is try to store up food and create tools to get more food. Then they try to get clothes and shelter.
What you've described is literally just living and surviving. So... what, people who are experiencing poverty are just not working to acquire food, clothes, and shelter like they should be? Or is there something, unnatural, that prevents them from actually doing this?
Poverty is unnatural and is created by an unnatural system that is purely man-made. Your example actually demonstrates it perfectly, back before the invented system, people were free to survive the way they needed and were without poverty.
And how many children died before the age of five? How many people died of starvation?
People stopped living in caves and built farms because they were tired of dying.
There was never a golden age. We might be able to build one in the future, but life in the past was terrible.
Literally irrelevant to the topic of poverty and the system that creates it...
Unless you believe that medical care and general progress/advancement somehow necessitates poverty or something strange and incorrect like that
As per Britannica, Poverty is the state of lacking a usual or socially acceptable amount of money or material possessions.
No one is born with material possessions, and the cave folks did their best to get hold of spears, tents, and other wealth so they wouldn't starve.
After a few thousand years of hard work a few tribes managed to have some stability. They possessed great knowledge.
Keywords: "usual or socially acceptable". To say that people in the distant past were living in poverty because they didn't have access to the same technologies and wealth we have today is ridiculous and a fundamental misunderstanding of poverty.
So... is it impoverished people just aren't doing the hard work to keep from starving that the great cave people did, then? Or...? 🙃
You're confusing "Poverty" and "Inequality."
The situation you're upset about is "inequality." The 99.9% getting screwed by a system that denies them the fruits of their labors.
You are forced to use a 'strawman" argument because you know I'm right, and lack the sense to just admit it.
And using an emoji always shows how carefully you've considered the other person's opinion.
Oh gee...
lacking a usual or socially acceptable amount
So... in other words... an inequal amount to others? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
It seems like inequality might be a key part of the definition of poverty that you've provided... 🤦
I'll play your game.
So, who were the cave people unequal with? The tigers?
You can make anything sound stupid if you try hard enough.
...Right... Exactly my point... The "cave people" were not experiencing poverty...
I'll tell you what.
Go spend a week out in the woods with only stone tools. Then come back and tell me how 'wealthy' you felt.
So starving to death isn't poverty of food?
It depends
And then they fuck
Stop spying on your mom.
jk
I wouldn't be here if my mom didn't fuck someone.
meh...you seem pretty bot to me...
This distinction isn’t as profound as it seems. Why do humans accumulate extreme wealth? Why does a fox engage in surplus killing when it gets into a henhouse? The answer to these two questions is the same: nature was solving one kind of problem (scarcity) in a way that utterly fails to handle the opposite problem (abundance).
Now you might say “billionaires are different from foxes, billionaires have a choice!” But then if they chose differently, they wouldn’t become billionaires in the first place. Thus all billionaires are people who could not resist the lure of wealth (for whatever reason).
It’s a selective process, no different in mechanics from natural selection. Hence the meaninglessness of the natural/man-made distinction here.
Maybe we should engage in some natural selection of our own. I hear the French have some revolutionary techniques for it.
Sometimes we just have to cull the problem members of the herd.
Lol i assumed it was an actual FFT line. Nice work
it's close enough to the themes that i assumed it was in a different translation