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It's a reasonable argument, but he has problems that need solving now. If someone's hungry, you give them food; a philosophy lecture is not edible.
by fusiongyro 14y ago
It's a reasonable argument, but he has problems that need solving now. If someone's hungry, you give them food; a philosophy lecture is not edible.
- roguecoder 14y agoActually, that's not what this sounds like at all. He's protecting his assets for his children and preparing so he can receive public assistance; he's not about to starve or be kicked out of his home or taken off life support or have to file for bankruptcy. He isn't even raising money for immediately necessary expenses; he is raising money for foreseeable care expenses in the future. Your hyperbole is rather baffling; I don't see the purpose behind it.