yuhaj

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   by yuhaj 3y ago

   > > Instead of crying for daddy/the government > This is a weird way to say work together to lay the groundwork for a more functional society. I see where you are coming from. You don't need to convince me that the U.S. s
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   by yuhaj 3y ago

   All that you are describing matches Sweden quite well. Still, my niece who lives there (and only barely counts as middle class, working at a burger joint in Stockholm) regularly rants about that she doesn't have the money to get care f
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   by yuhaj 3y ago

   Smarter countries are providing pet care for people who can't afford it? Which country do you mean exactly?
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   by yuhaj 3y ago

   Who are you proposing should carry the cost then? Society?
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   by yuhaj 3y ago

   Unclear to me why this is being downvoted. Caring for a pet has a cost. The obvious cost is its nutrition, but its health costs must be accounted for as well in the decision to acquire a pet. No matter if you pay a lot for the pet or get it