No, that's not being human, unless your argument is that poor people who can't afford to pay into social safety nets are not human. > This isn't out-there poli

No, that's not being human, unless your argument is that poor people who can't afford to pay into social safety nets are not human. > This isn't out-there policy and charitable help programs for utilities are common. Yes, in fact, that is what the first lady in the article utilized - an assistance program provided by the utility itself where they zeroed out her outstanding balance.