richardhutnik said:
Well, people don't want to pay for work for them to do, and pay them even more money to offset the added costs, if the job market doesn't provide any. WPA is a political no-no. So, end result is that the said individuals end up having to do welfare. The work is not there. Well, you do have requirements like in NY state that DO have work requirements, or treating work like a full time job. In NY state, they want people to apply to 40+ jobs a week LOCALLY, and have like at least 10 I believe actually get contact names of managers. In regards to government employees, or defense contractors, there isn't much else they can do if the cuts come down. They are to specialized to find work in other sectors. My brother would have a seriously hard time finding work elsewhere. Considering how much under water he is now, trying to do what I do now, with a family, and factor in no health coverage, he would be seriously out of luck. In short, he is dependent on government. Being dependent doesn't mean you don't have requirements to meet. The thing is you have no choice BUT to meet those requirements. |
You missed my point. You said your brother is on the government dole. He is not. Welfare is being on the government dole. Working for the government is no different than working for a private company. Working means you earn your money. Being on the government dole means you get welfare for NOT contributing to society. Sure there are legit reasons for people to be temporarily on welfare, but that's not the issue. You say your brother complains about those on the dole while being on the dole. That's just not the case.








