
Originally Posted by
DoesntMatter
But as to charity organizations, food and shelter should be the only constitutes of that. Everything above and beyond a persons food and shelter should be earned by the individual
So when you consider that there are very few Americans in dire need of food, you wonder why how much it should cost to fund these charities. It should be very little
What about learning programs? Teaching the poor how to make life better for themselves? You mention shelter, but is it actually provided to the poor for free? (A genuine question, I don't know) What about work programs designed to put the poor back into the workforce?
I think once you start breaking down existing welfare programs (or additions that could make existing programs better) you will find there are a lot of components to them.
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