> Removing all agency Could you point to someone who has advocated that? IME it's a strawperson. > is VERY easy to give an abundance of support for addiction

> Removing all agency Could you point to someone who has advocated that? IME it's a strawperson. > is VERY easy to give an abundance of support for addiction My understanding from people who work in that field is that it's very hard. The evidence seems pretty overwhelming: Lots of addicted people and despite efforts around the country, over decades (centuries?), in communities desperate to solve the problem, nobody has found a way to do it. If you have the answer, you should share it. YouTube is laughable as support for addiction. > it's most often that rich families meet inter-generational demise. Are you saying that children in wealthy families "most often" end up poor? > It is much easier for us all to be poor, than for us to all be rich; we can take comfort that "we just got dealt a bad hand, it's not our fault". Who has said that?