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Methinks this crowd loves regulation a bit too much.
Neither do state sponsored programs, we’re talking about trade offs here, and I’m saying that Id rather the money not be taken by force and incompetently redistributed just so we can wind up with more of the terrible system we have now.
> Where are the Catholic charities solving the problem, then?
You mean the ones that aren’t receiving funding because the people are being taxed to hell?
I think we’re going in circles and have different ideological starting points. I’ll leave the last word to you.
The natural consequence of printing a ton of money
> I threw my 580x on an ubuntu fork a few years ago
I’ve found AMD cards to be the most stable under Linux
Of course it was, and still is. It’s done less privately now because the funds that would be given to private resources are confiscated before they can be given. An excellent example: Catholic charities.
> That's why the government programs exist One of the stated goals, but also a reduction of the influence of religious institutions is another.
> Just slink off and die' isn't really a workable alternative. This is fallacious; look at the the homeless in SanFran. That’s what our current government programs amount to.