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This is a different issue, I think. Your point appears to be that it needs monitoring to make it work. Which may well be the case. My question is: what's wrong
by summerdown2 13y ago
This is a different issue, I think. Your point appears to be that it needs monitoring to make it work. Which may well be the case.
My question is: what's wrong with people just sitting around being lazy?
If the system produced a reasonable outcome for everyone in the country, but you could still see other people being lazy, would this spoil it for you?
- omegant 13y agoYou are right, it´s better to have a small number of lazy people (with this minimum wage) in order to have an overall better society. This would apply too to the problem of prisons in the USA. They treat inmates as if they were animals, and then they complain when they behave as such. It´s better to be less trigger happy, to treat everybody as a person, even when there is always the guy who is going to profit of that. But the addition of all the wrong doing will be vastly inferior this way. My point is that this kind of programs usually are motivated by ideologies, fixed ideals on how things should be, looking at the world as if it were a fixed photography. People is people, and they´ll adapt to their surrounding, so the system must adapt with them. The problem is that usually the system is set, it works at first (as it was a good idea), and then it´s as it was written in stone. Till it starts degrading and giving problems, then it´s scrapped and condemned as a bad idea, and the cycle starts again.