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[quote=Anonymous]Feel free to call me a monster, but here is my opinion. I believe spending millions of dollars on someone that will contribute nothing to society shouldn’t be supported by society. This includes babies born with devastating genetic or other malformations that require millions of support just to keep alive. I would also include those children that are ruinous to the education of rest of society through violence, psychosis, etc. We should not be spending millions to educate a kid that will offer no more than grocery bagging as an adult. I believe those dysfunctional people that have murdered and caused mayhem at a young age are not worth the money to keep them in polite society or given the luxury of jail sentence with a cot and three hots. Bad apples should be thrown out. End of life care should be ethical but also measured. Heroic measure for 90 year olds is a waste of money and resources. [/quote]
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