Re:Policy punishes disabled people who save more than $2k
by mikeyouse on Friday May 20, 2022 @05:45PM
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Literally nobody is disputing that charities in places of worship "ever helped anyone". What's in dispute is whether they would have sufficient resources and the will to help everyone.
There are plenty of stories about religious programs refusing to help those outside of their religion which presents a pretty big problem if we're supposed to rely on them for universal charity.
Re:Policy punishes disabled people who save more than $2k
by taurath on Friday May 20, 2022 @06:36PM
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Please assume I'm a reasonable person enough to not say that nobody has ever received help, and see the context as to what I meant - that many people do not receive enough help.
There are plenty of stories about religious programs refusing to help those outside of their religion which presents a pretty big problem if we're supposed to rely on them for universal charity.
One recent story: https://www.propublica.org/article/utahs-social-safety-net-i...