Caleb Hammer

Okay, well, you just said if there's something wrong, change it.

Obviously, there's something wrong.

Because the only way to make any kind of social system sustainable and actually provide it to people who need it.

Nope, you're not going to interrupt.

And actually provide it to people who need it is by making it sustainable.

Same thing.

When you compared it to a private workplace, that wouldn't happen in a private workplace if you had something that was off campus.

That had nothing to do with your job.

So your own comparison has just failed.

Well, you just said if you think there's a problem with the system...

then advocate for it.

And I think that would be a valid problem because as I was trying to say, the only way to make any kind of social system actually have longevity, because this is becoming a larger and larger percentage of the budget went from 1% to 2% to I think close to 4% now, it's quickly ballooning.

And that while we are obviously spending way more than we make, the only way to make it sustainable is to actually correct it and make sure that those who need it

those who deserve it in a way that we all define and get it, and even more so in that those who don't can't abuse the system.

That goes for any social system.

It has nothing to do with military service, but that also shouldn't be a sacred cow.

We should be able to talk about anything in this country without being terrified of it.

Okay, which is why it's done this.

You don't think that's something that happens off base?

You don't think we should change that system?