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In one case someone wants you to work harder so they can work less, in the other someone worked hard (or smart) and doesn't want to give up as much of what they
by valuearb 9y ago
In one case someone wants you to work harder so they can work less, in the other someone worked hard (or smart) and doesn't want to give up as much of what they earned to others so they can work less.
- eevilspock 9y agoMany people take issue with whether it was "earned" and how it was "earned" in the first place.
- arethuza 9y agoYes, I know what they both are - and I don't approve of either. However, looking at the simple finances of it (because that's what actually impacts public services) tax evasion is about 30 times bigger a problem than benefit fraud.