1. I admit "select few" being hyperbole. The intended sentiment was it helping fewer people than it is screwing over. 2. Its nice you want to help the people w

1. I admit "select few" being hyperbole. The intended sentiment was it helping fewer people than it is screwing over. 2. Its nice you want to help the people who have it the worst. But you better be ready for the consequences, like a fascist getting 23% of votes a few days ago in a local german election. What people feel is important. Yes, the policy might be raising living standards of everyone. But if it predominantly helps those at the top of the capitalist system and some "few" people far away, then people will feel screwed over and demand change. Though by now we seem to get closer to "revolution". I'd prefer not to live through a revolution.