Why do you feel the government doesn't care about you

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Because there are simply too many citizens for a government to be able to hold each human life at value, so we are just numbers in a system for them as we are easier to compute that way.

zvonat [6]3 years ago

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It’s never helps anyone. Just takes. Tax everything they say.

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