Charitable colonialism

Skybird · 07-28-13, 06:26 PM

The charity sector in Europe and Germany as growing steadily, too, although for other reasons than rich people. Social wellfare is an industry in itself over here. a six-digit number of jobs would get lost and enormous profits interests be in danger if the claims for social wellfare would decline for whatever a reason. Institutions have a high interest to produce new receivers of benefits - and whether such receivers get just invented by claim, out of nothing, or indeed are becoming manifest in a real, material understanding, is of totally zero interest there.

The system cannot afford to have things improving.

Which says a lot about how rotten and sick and perverted it all indeed has become.

07-28-13, 06:26 PM	#5
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,615 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	The charity sector in Europe and Germany as growing steadily, too, although for other reasons than rich people. Social wellfare is an industry in itself over here. a six-digit number of jobs would get lost and enormous profits interests be in danger if the claims for social wellfare would decline for whatever a reason. Institutions have a high interest to produce new receivers of benefits - and whether such receivers get just invented by claim, out of nothing, or indeed are becoming manifest in a real, material understanding, is of totally zero interest there. The system cannot afford to have things improving. Which says a lot about how rotten and sick and perverted it all indeed has become. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.