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Originally posted by Rodeo
To solve our welfare problem we need to address the people that would rather sit home all day and collect a government check, not the people that want jobs.
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That would require a massive outlay of resources and money, because already you can't address in the general or through programs, each individual resolved to sit and collect a govt check. Addressing these individuals (to get them off welfare) has to be more of a one-on-one counseling session. Even then, there's no certainty that would work. Entire generations have been based on collecting welfare. It's like a drug addiction.
So how else might welfare get resolved? Easy. Dismantle it. Take the drug from the addict.
By all accounts, WPA is a great program as it empowers the individual to put themselves back on track. The only problem I see with it
is that it is only a voluntary program. It should be mandatory. But I'm sure that will be argued as "unconstitutional."