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Yes, much better to leave them to their own devices. Then the state is free to just let those inconvenient poor people die.
by yoyohello13 4y ago
Yes, much better to leave them to their own devices. Then the state is free to just let those inconvenient poor people die.
- fvdessen 4y agoThe guy you replied to didn't advocate to leave people to their own devices but to have a retirement system that is a healthy mix of different sources of revenue / investments rather than 100% from the state.
- HideousKojima 4y agoAnd similarly I wasn't saying to not feed poor kids, I was saying that by making it dependent of physical schools it limits the ability of the country to adapt and make changes like remote learning, responding to a pandemic (though I'm doubtful school closures accomplished much if anything in that regard), etc. Flexible ways to accomplish the same or similar goals are preferable to enshrining one specific way of doing so in law.