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> So [...] who cares. I do. I prefer people not to get lung cancer, among other afflications. And for no benefit that I can think of. I don't live in the UK,
by tgv 6mo ago
> So [...] who cares.
I do. I prefer people not to get lung cancer, among other afflications. And for no benefit that I can think of.
I don't live in the UK, but I say: good to them, and boo to you, for your misanthropic attitude.
- apetrov 6mo agoi this context, "who cares" means "whose business". and the answer by the western society is that no ones but person in question. bucketing ppl by birth year is literally a discrimination.
- tgv 6mo ago> i this context, "who cares" means "whose business". I don't think so, but if the original poster is around... Anyway, it's the government's business to keep their population out of trouble. > bucketing ppl by birth year is literally a discrimination. Contrary to popular opinion, discrimination isn't illegal or even undesirable per se. In this case, it has a health benefit.