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>The reasons are that I don't care about other people's kids Isn't this kind of one of government's fundamental roles? I don't care about the road 2000 miles
by cool_dude85 5y ago
>The reasons are that I don't care about other people's kids
Isn't this kind of one of government's fundamental roles?
I don't care about the road 2000 miles away from me in front of some random guy's house. He doesn't care about the road in front of my house. Neither of us will ever drive on the other's road. And both roads get built.
- thefz 5y agoWell I have a say on how public money is spent, and my idea is that public money for personal lifestyle choices is wrong.
- op00to 5y agoThis is a nonsense statement.
- handoflixue 5y agoDriving is a personal lifestyle choice, but you said you support roads (or at least "infrastructure"). I'm not sure how you can possibly support "education" if you don't support "having kids" in the first place - do you only mean college? And claiming that health care doesn't involve subsidizing dozens of bad personal choices is obviously absurd: why should your taxes pay for someone else's smoking habit, or choice to engage in a dangerous career like "cab driver"?
- thefz 5y ago> if you don't support "having kids" in the first place Let the parents pay for them, not me.
- joshuaissac 5y ago> Let the parents pay for them, not me. This can also be said about schools.