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> Most of history was the time of enormous inequality, low life expectancy etc and majority of population did not enjoy a croissant and coffee at the local bake
by LunaSea 3y ago
> Most of history was the time of enormous inequality, low life expectancy etc and majority of population did not enjoy a croissant and coffee at the local bakery in the morning.
Ah I understand now. You are simply so out of touch with reality that you believe that bakeries are only used to produce croissants for startup engineers.
Bakeries and village ovens were the basis for survival for a large part of our history.
Social workers on the other hand are a prime example of a wasteful administrative layer between people in need and money from social programs.
- ivan_gammel 3y ago>You are simply so out of touch with reality that you believe that bakeries are only used to produce croissants for startup engineers 1. I do not think personal insults are appropriate here. 2. Bakery as a small business did not exist in most places and it’s not the same as a “village oven”, which by the way was not a thing in many agrarian cultures. 3. What do you know about the needs of the people in need? Have you ever interacted with a social worker as a receiver of care? And most importantly, what do you know about welfare system in Germany?