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>There's this growing school of thought in the US that thinks it's the private sector's duty to "Take care of people". It would seem to me the growing school o
by will_brown 8y ago
>There's this growing school of thought in the US that thinks it's the private sector's duty to "Take care of people".
It would seem to me the growing school of thought is it’s the taxpayers duty to “take care of corporations”.
It’s not the taxpayers job to buy Wal-Mart employees and their families food.
How can you conclude that an employer paying its employees enough so the don’t qualify for food stamps is “social welfare”? Food stamps in and of themselves are social welfare, the fact the employees qualify become corporate welfare.