Well to be fair, I mentioned orphans and medicine, but only so much to say that people getting high end cars is not something that I think labor has any moral obligation to provide by comparison. And as I explained probably in too much length in my reply to them, even in healthcare labor there are limits to what labor can reasonably be asked, and beyond which not working is equally acceptable, because none of that industry even approaches a free market mechanism anywhere from any angle.
Isn’t medication delivered by other means than the post office? Also a bit of a bad straw man you are setting up there…
“I don’t like sympathy strikes… Won’t someone please think of the hospitals in this very unlikely but emotionally appealing scenario…”
Is basically what you did. It’s straight from the fox news propaganda playbook
Well to be fair, I mentioned orphans and medicine, but only so much to say that people getting high end cars is not something that I think labor has any moral obligation to provide by comparison. And as I explained probably in too much length in my reply to them, even in healthcare labor there are limits to what labor can reasonably be asked, and beyond which not working is equally acceptable, because none of that industry even approaches a free market mechanism anywhere from any angle.