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I'm not agreeing with OP, but I don't find the "but there's iphones now" argument all that convincing. Having a gadget when you can barely afford rent or medica
by ginko 6y ago
I'm not agreeing with OP, but I don't find the "but there's iphones now" argument all that convincing. Having a gadget when you can barely afford rent or medical care is a small comfort.
- scoutt 6y agoPhones is just one example. I didn't wanted to write "... including, but not limiting to, ...". But I am sure you knew when you read it. Still being billed for an universal human right (as health) is a problem, but you can use your phone to call an ambulance wherever you are.