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> If poor people can't be taken care of to the point they have these things (and I think they should!) then I don't think starting with the prisons is the right
by wolfgke 10y ago
> If poor people can't be taken care of to the point they have these things (and I think they should!) then I don't think starting with the prisons is the right way to go.
If you really care about this, then you should advocate that poor people don't produce children anymore so that at least "born poor", that is a common cause of poverty, is mostly eliminated.
- pbhjpbhj 10y ago>then you should advocate that poor people don't produce children anymore so that at least "born poor" // That's a false conclusion. You could heavily tax the rich to ensure everyone [who had a child] had sufficient to live on and so no one would be "poor" (you'd have poorer, but not poor per se). There are probably further additional possible ways that the problem could be solved and hence further possible outcomes that the parent could advocate and maintain consistent logic.