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In a capitalist dystopia, I'd agree with you. But everywhere else, you cannot live without impacting the lives of other people. For example, let's say you choo
by always_good 10y ago
In a capitalist dystopia, I'd agree with you. But everywhere else, you cannot live without impacting the lives of other people.
For example, let's say you choose to eat unhealthy food, become obese, and land in the hospital. You might say "who cares what other people eat" while you are using a limited, shared resource.
If you're able to not work indefinitely because you're consuming a limited, shared resource like the money of other people that live in a country, why should they think that's fair if it's supposed to be a safety net?
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