Do you think it is preferable for people who make responsible choices to benefit from those choices in some way that people who make less responsible choices do not?
yes
12(100.0%)
no
0(0.0%)
This question assumes that not everyone makes responsible choices.
ETA: Yes, I realize that it is an excessively broad question, though people have made it even broader than I realized. What I had in mind was responsible choices that did have a benefit, i.e. you pay your credit card bill on time and the bank is less likely to raise your interest rate. I was not thinking of scenarios where irresponsible people were deliberately hurt, as in
firstfrost's example of not hiring smokers, but I did not want to exclude situations where limited resources might be allocated unevenly, i.e. giving scholarship money to good students. 