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i'm sure that this will cause no amount of poor people to no longer have enough money for food, water, or shelter, much less health care, education, or other so
by 21echoes 12y ago
i'm sure that this will cause no amount of poor people to no longer have enough money for food, water, or shelter, much less health care, education, or other social contract goods, because enough non-profits will spring up to fill the gap and richer people will just be begging to fund them with all their freed up capital from no longer having to pay taxes. right? right? man this just sounds so pleasant a society to live in, i can't wait til we get there.
- mindcrime 12y agoi'm sure that this will cause no amount of poor people to no longer have enough money for food, water, or shelter, much less health care, education, or other social contract goods, because enough non-profits will spring up to fill the gap and richer people will just be begging to fund them with all their freed up capital from no longer having to pay taxes. right? Who knows? More likely it would lead to a lot less poor people, and much lower prices for health care, education, etc., so there would be a much smaller problem of poor people lacking such essentials to begin with. Whatever you think about that, it's clear that the present system certainly hasn't done a very good job of eliminating poverty. I would think it's time to try an alternative. In either case, it would be a Good Thing to have less institutionalized use of force in our society.
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