Andrew Potter: The Uncomplained Life is Not Worth Living
March 4, 2009 Culture, Economics and Finance No CommentsBy Glendronach
The co-author of the vital read, The Rebel Sell: Why the Culture Can’t be Jammed offers a perspective that dovetails nicely with Kenneth Minogue’s trashing of mandated niceness:
It’s the complainers of the world who are going to get sick and tired of not having martinis and steaks and Xboxes and Mercedeses, who will finally do something about it and start fixing the economy. And once it’s fixed, things will still suck, and the complainers will set about fixing that too.
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