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Yeah, fair. The article editorializes and seems to advocate for more culpability on the people delivering the services. Which feels a little short-sighted, sinc
by yannyu 10y ago
Yeah, fair. The article editorializes and seems to advocate for more culpability on the people delivering the services. Which feels a little short-sighted, since poor people wouldn't necessarily be any better off if they didn't have these services at all.