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> Surely you're not suggesting that welfare fraud shouldn't be investigated so long as say Military-Industrial-Complex fraud or Big-Pharma fraud is even greater
by pyrale 3y ago
> Surely you're not suggesting that welfare fraud shouldn't be investigated so long as say Military-Industrial-Complex fraud or Big-Pharma fraud is even greater?
No, I'm talking about other types of fraud effecting the social system funds. Some of them by individuals, some of them by companies.
> Isn't that a proper application of technology?
It's hard to apply technology properly when you don't start with good intents.
- logicalmonster 3y agoMaybe we can just agree to disagree, but I'm not seeing how looking into the possibility of welfare fraud, so long as it's done in a fair and reasonable manner, isn't a good intention.