@DrSolitude0 Right? I'm forced to pay for the military, and I don't fight any wars. I'm forced to pay for roads, and I don't drive. I'm forced to pay for veterans handouts, but I didn't send them anywhere. I'm forced to pay for police, but I haven't called 911.
@bl0rq@DrSolitude0 It's incorrect that services cost more money when more people use them? You sure you wanna go with that?
You can do whatever you like, but don't complain if you're arguing about saving the country money.
@bl0rq@DrSolitude0 Again, no one said you have to use it. Medicare costs money when people use it for services. The same with any other public service. You could just not use it, and thus save the country money.
Be a patriot!
@hottea2026@tootmcboots@vlucas Wouldn't the "reckless spenders" be the ones who default and not the ones who pay their bills? Seems like the industry is designed to punish/target the people doing the right thing.
@hottea2026@tootmcboots@vlucas So, just to be clear then, the strategy is to punitively milk "dumb" people for extra money to make up for others?
I mean, if that's the argument you wanna try to sell to the public, good luck.