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Why would one prefer to pay for abstract social services extended to people who are TBD instead of rewarding a specific person to whom one is actually grateful?
by KKKKkkkk1 10y ago
Why would one prefer to pay for abstract social services extended to people who are TBD instead of rewarding a specific person to whom one is actually grateful?
- chrisseaton 10y agoBecause of the law? You can still reward them as much as you want, but the law says that some of that reward has to be sent to the government. I can understand not agreeing with that law, but I can't understand justifying helping someone to breaking it in a non-emergency situation.
- maverick_iceman 10y agoI don't think most people would comply with the law (at the expense of even minor personal gratification) unless there is a possibility of penalty.