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You see, we could ignore the second problem, solve the first, and the second would resolve itself. But at the very least, the first problem is solved at the state level over decades, while the second is solved at the school level in a month. And your suggestion to "look at the root cause" won't help a child who is being bullied because of their clothes. They will have already finished school by the time you eradicate poverty.
Well... Let it be, okay.
No-no-no-no-no! A painted lion remains an albino. Painting only solves the external manifestation, but not the problem. The paint will eventually wear off. But if it's like in Nationstates, "thousands of mini-abortions until a normal one is born," or changing the gene pool – that's what solves the problem.
Well, from our point of view, it still remains an albino. Other lions can't grasp biology; they have no idea that it's genetic. So, for them, albinism isn't a problem... While poverty is a problem, including in school relationships (if, of course, it actually exists). After all, schoolchildren aren't bullied because they have bad taste in clothes, not because they wear a red T-shirt with bright green floral pants, but because their clothes are poor.
Dude, that's a very subtle point. You didn't convince me, sorry.
Subtle, I agree. Well, personally, I consider freedom of expression to be a more important factor than some sense of collectivism, which is hypothetically provided by a uniform... Although this is my subjective opinion.
Rex Ventorum was reclassified from "Compulsory Consumerist State" to "Capitalist Paradise".