Re:Why do poor school kids have to clean up rich commuters’ ...
by LeifCarrotson on Thursday March 07, 2019 @02:32PM
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Not at all; just that of the possible initiatives one of the least effective options was chosen.
By analogy, if you were trying to help someone get out of debt, would you advocate they take unpaid time off work to walk along the roadside collecting cans for the deposit, or work overtime hours at $50/hr?
There's limited energy and funds available for these initiatives; by advocating ineffective ones more harm than good is done.
By analogy, if you were trying to help someone get out of debt, would you advocate they take unpaid time off work to walk along the roadside collecting cans for the deposit, or work overtime hours at $50/hr?
There's limited energy and funds available for these initiatives; by advocating ineffective ones more harm than good is done.