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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 14 Apr 2020

    (putting your potential libertarianism aside) Would you support a government program that paid a moderate monthly stipend to people who've tested positive for severe genetic illnesses, as long as they don't reproduce?

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      1. Nero Wolfe‏ @nerobro 15 Apr 2020
        Replying to @Aella_Girl

        Voting no, but I'd pay everyone a monthly stipend. Period. hah. I don't like the qualification.

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      1. Radon Stone‏ @RadonStone 15 Apr 2020
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        I don't know where to even begin with this. These severe genetic illness, are they crippling and if so would they be reproducing in the first place? I'm very ignorant concerning this topic. I guess I'd say yes, more money can't hurt and it doesn't end up actually restricting them

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      1. Pattern‏ @Blood_6666 15 Apr 2020
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        I would rather not bureaucratize natural selection.

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      1. Danny‏ @RisenPhoenixD 15 Apr 2020
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        Those of you who support UBI should vote no, since it would place a stigma on those who receive such payments and such stigma would prevent a more universal program from gaining support among those who don’t have such illnesses.

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      1. Shouryaveer‏ @HeyShouryaveer 15 Apr 2020
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        At first it feels obvious & reasonable to support any humanitarian work to provide financial support to people with severe genetic illness. But, then the phrase "as long as they don't reproduce" gives a Catch 22 situation. So, not an easy question to answer.

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      2. Taylor J. Harris‏ @taylorjharris 15 Apr 2020
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        Losing battle. Even if we select out these genetic flaws, new ones will keep arising, rendering socierty cash poor for having only potentially eliminated the current crop of ailments.

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      3. Peter Odogwu  🔰 🌐 🚄 🦠 🔬 🧪 🌮 🌽‏ @PeterUIOdogwu 15 Apr 2020
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        Better go fight a losing battle than to surrender completely. Slowed degradation which allows for more time+capital to develop ways of fighting the degradation (gene editing, better subsidy systems, better genetic prediction etc) > a society throwing its hands up and giving up

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      1. The Macro-Aggressor‏ @macro_aggressor 15 Apr 2020
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        "Would you support a government program that paid a moderate monthly stipend" No. The answer is no. The rest of the question is irrelevant.

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      1. Dr. Spacey B, PhD‏ @Space_Boy_Ben 15 Apr 2020
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        might as well just pay everyone to not reproduce, that's the only way to remove these things this way.

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      2. Paul Holcombe‏ @ModesofThought 15 Apr 2020
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        It would be liberating if we all just stopped caring what Rachael has to say. Freedom from Allea_Girl is my Religion.

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