qyron, 6 months ago What else is new? It is easier for more well off individuals to access benefits than those who truly require it. Systems are often hard to navigate, terribly bureaucratic and staffed with uninterested and often malicious and callous individuals. Paired with policies veering towards cutting off social benefits and taxation fairness, those who are already vulnerable get even more vulnerable. We are as strong as the weakest among us. And this is not a call to abandon the weak. Is the reminder that the stronger must care for and build up the weaker.
What else is new?
It is easier for more well off individuals to access benefits than those who truly require it.
Systems are often hard to navigate, terribly bureaucratic and staffed with uninterested and often malicious and callous individuals.
Paired with policies veering towards cutting off social benefits and taxation fairness, those who are already vulnerable get even more vulnerable.
We are as strong as the weakest among us.
And this is not a call to abandon the weak. Is the reminder that the stronger must care for and build up the weaker.