then I would argue that I see a lot of them working and paying taxes.
Actually you see them doing menial tasks for companies paying them less than minimum wage, with the remainder of that wage being made up by tax dollars. They very rarely work more than a couple hours in a day, or more than a couple days in a week. It’s legitimately a tax-payer subsidized daycare so the parents can get a bit of a break from their adult children every now and then. And who doesn’t envy that kind of life??
I also don’t disagree with anyone else you named, but in making these statements I primarily think of people who legitimately cannot lead any kind of . Their existence brings no benefit whatsoever to them or to their families or to society; they would have been left on the side of a hill in past societies and I don’t really understand why we’ve reached a point where a genetic mutation can equate to ruining the entire lives of the family while simultaneously financially draining from the rest of society
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