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Conservatism is inherently compassionate because we believe everyone has value and capable of *earned success.*

"Here’s what a truly uncompassionate worldview would look like: It would throw in the towel on people and whole communities. It would lazily presume that a certain segment of the population simply can’t make it, that they require an unending stream of unsatisfying government support to grind along at subsistence levels."

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So by this logic, its compassionate to remove social security because senior citizens are just as capable of physical labor as people in their 20's?

I encourage you to watch this entire argument.

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I encourage you to watch this entire argument. 

https://youtu.be/rCdgv7n9xCY?si=GeHdv2X_sDCMj_Hv

Yeah, if your argument is that it's not fair for the young to subsidize the retirement of the older generations because they should be just as capable of physical work as the same youth they're taxing, don't expect lots of people to buy that conservative policies are compassionate.

Judging by that response, I don’t believe you watched the video.

I did. I'm well aware of Milton Friedman. And his arguments. But I'd love for you to cite where in the video I'm wrong.