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They're freeloading in the sense that they're paid to not meaningfully produce anything, cleaning guns, loading and unloading crates, doing calisthenics and pol
by forgetfulness 4y ago
They're freeloading in the sense that they're paid to not meaningfully produce anything, cleaning guns, loading and unloading crates, doing calisthenics and polishing up boots are some fairly unproductive uses of able bodied people, not to speak of the pencilpushers setting up the logistics for this.
Paying people to churn butter by hand non stop would probably be more of a contribution, or doing actual UBI.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 4y agoYou have a cynical view. I have a humanitarian service medal from rendering assistance to Indonesia after their earthquake in 2009. While I was deployed my friends got theirs helping Japan after their devastating tsunami. What about police and firefighters? They don't "produce" anything but you need them.