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I care enough about the poor to donate my time and money voluntarily. But I absolutely despise government welfare which amounts to theft and forced donation fo
by tastyfreeze 5y ago
I care enough about the poor to donate my time and money voluntarily. But I absolutely despise government welfare which amounts to theft and forced donation for something the government is not chartered to do.
Most people's protest of federal welfare has nothing to do with insensitivity to the plight of our fellow man.
- imtringued 5y agoWould you accept work sharing so that people who would do charity simply work less and those who would receive charity work in a job opportunity that pays them as much as they demand from the economy? I bet you would be against this because you want to defend your right to private property even though money is just a promise that someone works for you, it's a relationship. It's absurd that people want to own relationships as if the other person is a slave. As long as you hold onto that promise, the other person doesn't get to work so blaming others for the inability to work (often rebranded as "laziness") you created is hipocritical. As I said before, the best solution would be to simply work less, so that the promise to work doesn't end up in the hands of those who have no intention to let others work.
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