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That is correct. It ought be no-one else's fault if someone cannot produce anything of value greater-than-or-equal-to that required to sustain their own life. S
by mmirate 9y ago
That is correct. It ought be no-one else's fault if someone cannot produce anything of value greater-than-or-equal-to that required to sustain their own life. Such people are as vestigial to society as an appendix is vestigial to the human body. (And yet, annoyingly, we still have appendices. sigh.)
Of course, I do believe it possible that the other person who was replying to you in this thread, may have different views than mine.
- EGreg 9y agoIt's not a question of fault. But thank you for cooperating and getting straight to the point where you disagree with many other people.