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> Devil's advocate: do you think children who lack families that provide such advantages must necessarily "suffer" as a consequence of that lack? As for me, of
by dba7dba 7y ago
> Devil's advocate: do you think children who lack families that provide such advantages must necessarily "suffer" as a consequence of that lack?
As for me, of course not. I don't want other kids to suffer. And I'm sure it's the same for everyone else.
But why should I or my children who did the right things (study, sacrifice, etc) suffer because some faceless bureaucrats gets to decide who get an advantage via a 'secret' score?
- thex10 7y agoI concede your point about faceless bureaucrats directing people's future, but, > why should I or my children who did the right things (study, sacrifice, etc) suffer Because plenty of other families and children do the same right things (study, sacrifice, etc), AND suffer other adversity. You're not special.
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