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>able adults I already covered this. Children and the infirm lack the capacity to produce so they owe nothing. Also do note that nowhere have I argued that th
by homonculus1 7y ago
>able adults
I already covered this. Children and the infirm lack the capacity to produce so they owe nothing.
Also do note that nowhere have I argued that the genuinely destitute should starve, even capable adults. But if you have the spare cash to throw away on being a regular at a bar, as in the scenerio at hand, then I have no sympathy.
- minikites 7y ago>I already covered this. Children and the infirm lack the capacity to produce so they owe nothing. How do you define "able enough to work"? What if someone has severe mental deficiencies but can still lift and move things? Can you determine with near certainty who is able enough to work and who is malingering? These are not new problems, but your proposal is worse than the status quo.