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Yes, for life-threatening emergencies and infectious diseases, and to other services if they pay taxes.

Only if they promote violence.

No, but punishment should be minimal. Jail time is out of the question. Fines should rarely exceed $50.

Do not defund the police, but brutality begets being fired, charged, and/or other punishment.

Yes, if they work, attempt to work, or are sick, disabled, elderly, etc.

Reform to a flat tax, but protect the poor, elderly, disabled, etc; thereby indirectly taxing those with a higher income more; and punish those who abuse the sy…

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