I'm sure those who have been sucking on the hind tit of the state will be glad to provide something of use in their death, something you feel they haven't been able to do in their life. There is a precedent, I'm sure I read somewhere that someone else once came up with a very similar scheme. Regards Liz Allen. Try reading the content rather than fizzing off on the headline. The point is a welfare state that meets need not one that encourages dependency.
Literacy is such an advantage.
I also believe there are other things than money in our world worth valuing. It seems that everything is always quoted in monetary terms. Take the painting that was stolen from the art gallery recently. The headline spoke of its monetary value, not of its loss to the public, to the people who may have derived real pleasure or inspiration from seeing it. We don't put dollar bills in frames and have art galleries run exhibitions of them.