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12/28/2016 12:19:05 AM
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[quote]Wow, you admitted it?[/quote]Way to miss the point entirely.
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Did I? Did I now?
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[quote]Did I? Did I now?[/quote]Yes. Social programs are a great thing and a benefit to many, many people.
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They are also a hindrance to bettering yourself and improving you life. But hey, let's only focus on one aspect.
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[quote]They are also a hindrance to bettering yourself and improving you life. But hey, let's only focus on one aspect.[/quote]Not at all. Assistance programs fill the gap between where you are and were you need to be in order to better yourself. This kind of "-blam!- you, I got mine" mentality of social program opponents is pretty sad. We'd be a very different [and less powerful] nation if we just let those in need fall by the wayside.
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If they only helped those who truly needed it, it would be fine. But you know, as well as I do, that an alarming large amount of people abuse the system.
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but even larger amounts of people don't abuse it and greatly benefit from it.
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but even larger amounts of people don't abuse it and greatly benefit from it.
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[quote]If they only helped those who truly needed it, it would be fine. But you know, as well as I do, that an alarming large amount of people abuse the system. [/quote]I don't know the numbers on people who abuse assistance programs, or even how you would define abuse in this case, so I can't comment on that. Assistance programs serve a purpose and benefit those who use it.
