I think that it takes a very special kind of deliberate wrongness to hear somebody say "we need healthcare and education in addition to financial support" and conclude "okay, so let's do none of these things".
I don't think that it helps anybody to offer endlessly reduced compromises in an effort to find common ground with people who are willing to do that. Let's not lose sight of the fact that the status quo - even in the US - is already a combined package of financial, medical, and education support. How about just continuing to improve all of them? We already know that they all work well.
I don't think that it helps anybody to offer endlessly reduced compromises in an effort to find common ground with people who are willing to do that. Let's not lose sight of the fact that the status quo - even in the US - is already a combined package of financial, medical, and education support. How about just continuing to improve all of them? We already know that they all work well.