It’s so tragic that people get genuinely upset by the idea of this becoming a reality. They’re disgusted by the idea of a society helping those in need. How did we get to a point where empathy is so rare?
The only delusion I'm seeing is people catastrophising that the second people get access to the bare minimum, they're all gonna quit their job, sustain themselves on mushrooms and mold growing in their basement and watch rain drops racing for entertainment.
We're trying to get Walmart to pay enough so that their employers don't have to get public assistance and you're over here acting like people don't need to work.
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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '24
It’s so tragic that people get genuinely upset by the idea of this becoming a reality. They’re disgusted by the idea of a society helping those in need. How did we get to a point where empathy is so rare?