> How utterly childish and naive that was. It's not childish. It's a totally reasonable expectation of how the world should work. Don't pass that off as childi

> How utterly childish and naive that was. It's not childish. It's a totally reasonable expectation of how the world should work. Don't pass that off as childish, instead ask why the government is failing to meet its most basic obligations. It's only naive because the government has totally failed the people. There's no reason (other than a system designed to protect the interests of the wealthy instead of the needy) that it works this way. We should forge a world where such expectations aren't naive.