>Just for the fun of it, consider Dwayne's argument for welfare: there
>are people who detract from the productivity of their workplaces.
>People who might best serve society by staying home and watching "Who
>Wants To Be A Millionaire".
>
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>Andy
of course, if you make watching "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" their job (i.e., serving society), they might just detract from the productivity of the workplace in the same way they'd detract from it were their service to society fielding phone calls in a service center or fixing software bugs at a high-tech sweatshop.
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