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>But some else's child will not have to care for them. Generally it's considered a burden of society to take care of their elderly. Thus 'someone else's child'
by grondo4 5y ago
>But some else's child will not have to care for them.
Generally it's considered a burden of society to take care of their elderly. Thus 'someone else's child' will have to take care of the childless elderly in some form or another.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoDepends on the ability of the elderly to obtain that labor. They typically have a decent amount of political power, but it is certainly possible for quality of care to decline in the event that the cost of their care rises too high.