Oh sorry.

And a much larger economic scale than tmg is discussing

I kinda expanded on what he is talking about.

Exactly @Blackhawk342

Sorry.

Its a good expansion and the conversation would get there eventually

It's ok just slow up and let some other people talk @Dusty Morgan

Because what you were talking about is the same thing that tmg brought up: free will to help vs being required to help

I have a complete understanding why the free stuff idea fails. T_T

I tend to go further than I need to when explaining.

Theres no level of explanation thats uncessary

but there does need to be a base for the further elaboration

Okay.

Well I used to be a socialist in thinking, then real life hit me hard.

I think a lot of the issue TMG is that people assume that people will always work if they know the system takes care of them

guys

imagine

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you know?

have you ever had a dream where

you wa

you wanted to

you go wanted

Yeah people will not work because there isn't a reason too.

Canuck are you high

sorry thats the wrong question

How high are you? @King Canuck

I'm 6'2"

Lmao.... this title really cracks me up. No need to read article, just wanted to show you the title.

@Blackhawk342 shouldn't people work to better there lives or the lives of the family?

WAit the title changed?

@Uksio jelly I'm 3'2"

https://www.forbes.com/sites/dougbandow/2016/06/07/venezuelan-people-feel-the-bern-as-real-socialism-destroys-their-country/#7508bf8f5a08

They are working to better the lives of their family because their family is taken care of by the system

Feel the BERN!

hi

i'm hi

That title is perfect. XD

```automation likely will not be applied to every industry in the market, i think its kinda doom saying to assume robots are gonna take ALL of the jobs, yes some will go but human employment will still occur in other areas``` There are already less living wage jobs to go around, than working-age adults.

It's already **shit.**

I think automation should be saved for only the most dangerous jobs.