> Being enablers of dysfunctional behavior is an acceptable solution? It seems for most people the answer is a firm yes. They can't think beyond the short run

> Being enablers of dysfunctional behavior is an acceptable solution? It seems for most people the answer is a firm yes. They can't think beyond the short run positive (e.g. free food keeps child alive) to see the overwhelming long run negative (e.g. millions die when free food can't be sustained). When you point out the long run negative you usually get a blank stare or a downvote.