Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2003 23:20:44 -0800 (PST)
From: shawn214-AT-pseud.pseud
Subject: Re: M-INTRO: SYSTEMS?



--- SCUBA-AT-pseud.pseud wrote:
> 
> I have been reading the arguments presented by many
> regarding less fortunate 
> people.  I understand this topic has been covered
> many times, however I would 
> also like to voice my opinion on the topic.  I
> believe it is true that many 
> people suffer from being brought up in environments
> where there is little or no 
> aid in gaining education to further their lives and
> improve their situations.  
> But I must say that I do not entirely agree with
> Utahman, Shawn, and 
> Republican.  Although I am aware that systematically
> we have issues in our 
> country, I am a strong believer in the fact that we
> DO have excellent programs 
> in place to help less-fortunate people.  I am a
> recipient of many of these 
> programs and with this aid I am educated which
> allows me to support my family, 
> and have an excellent income.  Were it not for these
> governmental programs, and 
> the taxes paid by every american family, I would not
> be in this situation.  We 
> are fortunate to live in a society where programs
> such as this exist.> 

What does this have to do with systems as opposed to
aggregate individual choice.  If employers paid
enough, and capitlaist social relations were adequate,
would you need government help?  (I ask this purely
for arguement, I do not believe that gov and business
are seperate.).
 ANyway,  I'm not sure what you are attributing to me.
 Republican and I agree on little so far.

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