12-03-2019, 10:19 AM
There are no such absolutes. More human resources CAN lead to more productivity and prosperity, not always. Not without training, not without resources invested in them, not without their own drive to be productive and prosperous. Without those things, they are a drain, especially if you feel the need to support them or have to deal with security issues from not supporting them.
It is the assumption of those that have determined that many people aren't willing to work/train/invest to be a net benefit. Its the assumption of people that know that the safety net will keep expanding to support people unable or unwilling to work. It is not the opposite of "everything we here at RPFs support.
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