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[–] 1 point 3 hours ago* (1 child)

You think youve got the answer but it suffers from exactly what i described.

As for what accounting for poverty looks like I can list a number of liberal policy like income support for parents, job seekers, student's disabled people. The only people who fall 9outside this are people who have no disability and choose not to work. They're usually still supported.

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  • [–] 2 points 13 minutes ago

    Income support is precisely the sort of thing I mean by accounting for poverty. What part of that do you think I'm opposing?

    And “chooses not to work” skips the issue I raised. Being able and willing to work doesn't guarantee someone is willing to employ you, especially when they can automate the job. How do those people fit into your answer?

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