I think, again, you're agreeing with me. There's no need to let people suffer because the market has judged their labour now to be worthless. That's what chari

I think, again, you're agreeing with me. There's no need to let people suffer because the market has judged their labour now to be worthless. That's what charitable support is for. But arguing that we shouldn't let the market deem someone's labour worthless is like arguing that we shouldn't let physics determine g to be 9.8ms2. It is 9.8ms2, just like the value of a skilled buggy whip maker is now $0/hr. The question in both cases is, now what do we do about it? Presumably, we give to charity to support the buggy whip makers, and we build our buildings such that gravity doesn't cause them to come crashing down.