The best analogy I use for logical errors such as this is -
If you have a dependent - ie a child - whom you are a primary source of care. Should you qualify for a bigger helping hand than say, the 25 year old with no children?
If you agree - then now imagine you have 500 dependents. Or in the case of some corps 500,000.
You have half a million dependents who rely on you every other week for a paycheck.
Do you qualify for a larger helping hand than the 25 year old who lives alone?
If you have a dependent - ie a child - whom you are a primary source of care. Should you qualify for a bigger helping hand than say, the 25 year old with no children?
If you agree - then now imagine you have 500 dependents. Or in the case of some corps 500,000.
You have half a million dependents who rely on you every other week for a paycheck.
Do you qualify for a larger helping hand than the 25 year old who lives alone?