+1 goober.
yeah, people will lose jobs. it's a sad thing, but stuff happens.
the question is, is it fair to make other people pay for other peoples problems? yeah, they might be good people, but it isn't everyone else's job to support them.
example, lets say that in a neighborhood, some lighting falls on a house. the house is burned but the family survives.
should the government force the neighbors to pay for the damages the lighting caused?
Now lets say that this particular family are the only ones that take care of the neighborhood, they clean the streets and stuff like that. now, if the family are forced to move to a poorer neighborhood, no one will be there to clean the streets.
so the neighbors now have two options, bail the family out, or let the family leave and assign someone else to clean the streets. either could work, depending on the situation.
if, for example, one of the family's own stupidity caused the fire and not the lighting, would you look at it the same way? what if the family didn't do anything for the neighborhood?
and finally, who should decide to give the family money, the neighbors or the government?
just my 2c.
EDIT: i changed a few things.