In general, the moral denigration of people who've managed to get their basic needs met, through however much or little struggle — and are afraid to be pushed off Maslow's hierarchy by people who clearly do not care about them — is fascinatingly poor taste in political vogue
Related: I really wish we could go back to having conversations about how the state and/or private markets can do x better vs. moralizing every policy stance, as though preference re: complex (and even as-yet-unwritten) policy is obviously reducible to values or lack thereof
