You spend all your life promoting communism just to watch people get charged an entrance fee to visit your grave.

Sounds like it would be easy to lure child predators to the hard point when the bait is children

The only weapon I personally believe untrained children are any good at are emplaced weapon positions like artillery crews or machine gun nests.

Technically or virtually, you're almost always wrong judged by those metrics.

But we can just print more, so we're already one step closer to socialism.

We don't know what complete automation will do for out society and the economy, and we sure as hell shouldn't see it as the miracle solution. When automation was first rolled out, people hated it because it cheapened the costs of labor, i.e. it fired everybody who did what that robot did. Our stance on value and commodity will change at the point, and I don't know how that will turn out or what it will look like for sure. Sure, you can pursue your hobbies and have free time to do as you wish, but is food and shelter simply distributed to you with no strings or stipulations? Do you have a say in what kind of food and shelter is given to you? How will bureaucracy complicate and legislate automation? What happens to all the leftovers of the old ways, like taxes, debts, loans, and repayments?

My point is that too many people seize on the idea that society should work for them when they miss the point that people have to work to make society function. For the unable, yes, society in this age does what it can to help those who cannot help themselves, but it also (for better or worse) helps those who refuse to work within their capabilities. That, or they foolishly think they can live their current or preferred way of life without realizing sacrifices of certain things have to be made. Most of modern life is merely convenience, like internet, entertainment media,

Like that one killing babies in neonatal care.