While I empathize with having a relative in the situation we’re discussing and am happy for her for finding fulfillment, I still believe the question isn’t impertinent:
How much money did her parents receive in taxpayer assistance over the course of her life? Has she come close to producing enough tangible benefit for society to make up for it?
Are you willing to pay $1M plus per disabled person with the hopes they’ll find happiness without ever doing anything for you or for anyone else that’s worth anywhere near $1M?
How many people like that can we afford to support?
How much money did her parents receive in taxpayer assistance over the course of her life?
What's the price of your life, or your loved ones' life?
What's your price for your kid? A million? A billion? How about a trillion?
Would you accept to get your kid killed for a trillion in return, for you?
What's your price?
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If americans are where they are, it's because they put money above everything and anything
"in god we trust" on dollar bills...
And to answer your question, that money her parents received, to raise their kid, in their home, they deserved it
Why? Because that's really the bare minimum the family could have received from the state, after fucking wwI and II
What's the price of your life, or your loved ones' life?
The same as the amount I provide for society. Someone who smokes weed all day while working at McDonald’s three days a week has a much lower value to society than someone who works full time producing something of value.
Someone who receives financial benefits while producing nothing has a negative value to society. Does that make sense?
The fewer negative value citizens a society has, the faster that society will grow, the stronger it will become
And to answer your question, that money her parents received, to raise their kid, in their home, they deserved it
So your belief is that other people deserve your money that you worked for because they got laid and happened to produce a genetically net negative for society?
If americans are where they are, it's because they put money above everything and anything
Agreed, capitalism allowed America to become a world superpower over a span of a hundred years in the face of nations that have existed for millennia
If everything is just a matter of money, well, no wonder why your own politicians sold you down the river, as a people, as a nation
And that stupid mentality is popular among the elites, it's contagious, especially since the end of wwII
You have a price tag, like cattle, and since you have no problem with that then that's what it is, and that's what you get
So your belief is that other people deserve your money that you worked for because they got laid and happened to produce a genetically net negative for society?
17 men on my mother's side alone between I and II, that's an awful lot, even for the biggest family in the area at the time
So yeah, america is for sell, the world is for sell, no wonder jews thrive on that pile of shit
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