jmog;1712507 wrote:People might try to say "but the population has grown too so it isn't as bad as just shear numbers say".
In 1969 we had 2.9 million people on food stamps and 203 million people. That's 1.4% of the population.
In 2015 we have 46.5 million people on food stamps and 319 million people. That's 14.6% of the population.
That is a HUGE problem.
The Social Services Welfare system is broken. It started to be broken back in the 60 and progressively go worse.
There is no incentive to not to be on Welfare the fact is it is directly the opposite by design now. In the 60s we had to pick up our cheese, milk, butter and bread at the County office, identify ourselves and then you receive the additional food stamps booklet. Today a credit card is mail out … wtf .. Ideal fraud situation
Food, rent, utilities and medical provided for those in need and (believe it or no I can agree to this) “for those in need” but not for those to make a career of it.
Those who are receiving Welfare and going to school, adult education, GED, 12 hours of college and maintain a 2,5 GPA will receive additional child day care support. If graduate, get a job child care will remain for additional two years.
Clean up the Welfare records and prosecute those that committing Welfare fraud, families receive additional support for those with clean police records, with families who kids keep good school attendance record and grades receive additional support, women who identify there kids father will receive child care support those who can’t identify the father receive nothing. Father who provided no child support for their children can not collect any welfare or social security benefits. Those fathers can not live in public housing and if caught all their property will be taken via the courts. Any drugs dealing, drug arrest by a welfare recipient all support will have to reviewed by the Welfare system and restriction applied.
Welfare was designed to be a support system, not a system to enslavery