As much as we spend on medical care that doesn't make us healthier, we spend more on wars that don't make us safer. A bit of a false dichotomy, don't you think

As much as we spend on medical care that doesn't make us healthier, we spend more on wars that don't make us safer. A bit of a false dichotomy, don't you think? I agree with most of the rest of your post, though I think that the primary effect of increasing the safety net will be moral hazard issues, not people jumping to do a startup now that they have a safety net. People who do startups are incredibly rare, and somehow I doubt that's because of any safety net issues.