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No, that is too far. They should be penalised for refusing to support the most important social obligation since the Second World War though. Perhaps denial of medical treatment, perhaps the removal of their passports, the denial of certain rights and services, etc. If you don't support the greater needs of society in times of real hardship then society shouldn't go very far to support you.
MARTAisback · 22-25, F
