No, some choose to become meth addicts and fail to pay their bills. They are not hunter gatherers who didn't want to give up their traditional lifestyles.
There's that risk of tarring everyone with the same brush. There's also no saying that the addicts didn't become addicts because they feel stuck in a life cycle they don't know how to escape and often don't even realise why they need to escape. Some of the biggest addicts are aboriginals whose grandparents were ripped from their traditional way of life and they aren't able to integrate into the western way of life. A lot of westerners even struggle with the western way of life.
Once upon a time we were all hunter gatherers. Some chose to stay that way, does it make them wrong?
No, some choose to become meth addicts and fail to pay their bills. They are not hunter gatherers who didn't want to give up their traditional lifestyles.
There's that risk of tarring everyone with the same brush. There's also no saying that the addicts didn't become addicts because they feel stuck in a life cycle they don't know how to escape and often don't even realise why they need to escape. Some of the biggest addicts are aboriginals whose grandparents were ripped from their traditional way of life and they aren't able to integrate into the western way of life. A lot of westerners even struggle with the western way of life.
@funbobby51 Do you mean in the way the Royal Family do?
We don't have a royal family here. So no.