> Of course you do [argue against feeding the needy, or against social nets in general]. No, I really don't. > And the irony, is that after you paid for the g

> Of course you do [argue against feeding the needy, or against social nets in general]. No, I really don't. > And the irony, is that after you paid for the gated community guard, for the area to be exclusive, for the medicine and for the weapons- you paid more then European taxes for a "welfare" state - and got less. You're incorrectly assuming that I'm not European. I'm also not living in a gated community, and there is no one guarding me personally. > [...] to not feel like a monster [...] the likes of you want to shirk responsibilities [...] What a nightmare [...] You're seriously overreacting, and you're making extreme, unfounded assumptions about my opinions and motivations. That's not the way to have a factual debate. I won't continue this discussion under these conditions.