@The-Free-Monk If your enemy is that far gone, you probably deserve what's coming for you, don't you think?

Their abortion laws make perfect sense.

I reccomend Clottaine's "Suffrage And Enfranchisement"

welfare-like measures were put in place long before the female vote

tnder years octrine and such

Good morning.

so their welfare ought to be filtered by family members?

I like that

it would instill accountability

"you only get this check if you lay off the crack"

that's better in every regard then "here's some money, stay of the street thus making me (the gov) look bad"

You know, Laws today benifit only 1 person or group

PERSON or Person?

Leeches i Say

lol, that legaleese will bite your ass

not designed @ all for the layman to understand.

it's all misdirection and context

there's a spanish term called Lumpen for the disloyal drge that is a burden to everyone else who is also easilly bribable

Lumpen : nformal disapproving used to describe people who are not clever or well educated, and who are not interested in changing or improving their situation:

the lumpen proletariat (= unskilled working people)

what's a drge?

dreg

"Dreg
(The dictionary definition) 1. The sediment in a liquid; lees. Often used in the plural. 2. The basest or least desirable portion. Often used in the plural: the dregs of humanity. 3. A small amount; a residue.

(The Slang Definition) 1. A word used to describe someone who is less than desirable in the eyes of common society. See also outcast.
"Look at that guy, he such a freaking dreg."

"I hate that group. It's full of dregs." "

I know what a dreg is. Didn't know what a drge was. Gotcha now.

I used to have your view on welfare, Vodka.

I also reminded people that it was a better investment to spend gov't money than to leave them alone.

*Apparently*, I was mistaken on that latter portion.

give them an inch and they take a mile

Really, LOM says it best.

Give. Them. NOTHING!

That's what charity is for.

If people didn't think big daddy gov't was there to save them, they'd give their actions a bit of thought.

Well, nature takes its course.

Maybe some clever entrepreneur invents unemployment insurance.

Or, people start saving.

Putting all these safety measures in place has *increased* the amount of risky behavior.

<@238447399951925249> Do you think it’s acceptable for someone to steal from others when they fall on hard times?

More crashes since seatbelts.

*waits for the answer to 572's question*

Or is it no longer theft, if you’re destitute?

@Five, Seven, and Two to them yes, to others no

Don’t jump ahead of my logic, it only affirms you’re not going to listen to what I say.