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12/28/2013 4:37:16 PM
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Where is the desire to work if you get paid to not work. Seems pretty simple to me.
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Edited by Deleted User: 12/28/2013 6:54:28 PMPretty difficult to find work when you work seasonal?
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I managed to due it. If I can then it should be pretty easy for others.
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Right but not everyone. And just because you can due it doesnt mean others can due it.
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This assumes an equal outcome from a life built on benefits and one built on a job. I don't think that's true. The base minimum standard of living that benefits provide would hardly satisfy someone who wants to make a good life for himself. There's also the basic stigma of living off government assistance, and the lack of basic pride that comes from being a self-sustaining human. Of course, not all people think this way; any welfare program is haunted by the spectre of the Welfare Queen. But the bet is that the jobless are mostly decent people. A bad bet? Maybe so.
