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by papering over the problem with a short-term fix for their employees only, they remove public demand for a long-term, public solution

• Houshalter 13y ago
  Good. There was a problem and they decreased the amount of people affected by it. Since when is that a bad thing? Let alone worth protesting.
  • notJim 13y ago
    It's a problem when only a very privileged minority have access to a vital service.
    • Houshalter 13y ago
      That's a zero-sum fallacy. One person being better off doesn't make everyone else worse off. In any case you can make the same argument against any other private service ever.