>You’re just describing a trolly problem. Except the child's death isn't guaranteed if we fail to implement universal healthcare/free school lunches/insert wel

>You’re just describing a trolly problem. Except the child's death isn't guaranteed if we fail to implement universal healthcare/free school lunches/insert welfare program here, so it's not really a normal trolley problem. And that's before you get into potential adverse second order effects of such programs. >Just divert 1/1000th of the money going to the military. GP mentioned universal healthcare as one of the ways in which to support children after birth, I don't think $800 million is going to be enough to cover it.