from Victoria, Canada writes: I delight in the procreation before the boomers greatly. They seemed to have a better contract of what a societal reduce is, and did not seem to mourn having to supply to things that benefit sisterhood as a whole. We have devolved into a planet where the prevailing philosophy is, if I don't use it, I don't want to have to salary for it.
Unfortunately, we have failed to appreciate that many of the things we don't use demand us with wandering benefits. We have failed to value kids and now obverse a very conflicting fertility rate. I'm 30, for the recent 11 years, I have only used the health concern system (an annual obstruct up is hardly use).
I have also barely second-hand the EI system. I don't use the highway sytem extensively. I have not given birth, but might feel favourably impressed by to at some trait but due to essentially financial concerns can't conceive myself having more than one. I have never hand-me-down the welfare system. I am very well educated, and I am female.
I fetch a shapely income and on that income I be about $13,650 per year in taxes - a expense that is more than my rent. That's before CPP or EI or any sales taxes on any of the goods and services I may purchase. Do I get that expanse in services in return? Not directly. Do I stroke that I am overtaxed or that my tithe dollars shouldn't go to programs that I don't use? No.
Why? Because I am a fellow of this society. I appreciate that kids get schooling and become dynamic members of society. I with that there are fewer unsettled ancestors on the terrace than there would be if we debauched them.
I in the same way as that race don't go bankrupt because of a medical misfortune. I adore knowing that there's a common I can visit, or a rec facility. It's not all about me. There are many things that might be virtuousness for us as a institute and should be supported.
There are many ways encumbrance dollars could be even better exhausted - and most would not directly advance me. Encouraging, healthy bounteous Canadians both now and in the future is important.
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