Summary: The Social Security Disability Insurance Program

As a matter of consideration, welfare may create dependency in children of those adults who are recipients. Family welfare cultures are when welfare received by the parents increases the involvement of children in welfare programs. There are findings that indicate that if parents become welfare dependents there is a probability of their children ultimately become welfare recipients also. Clearly, when the parents are awarded welfare, the likelihood that one of their adult children will participate in welfare by at least 5 percentage points over the next five years, and 11 percentage points over the next decade. These findings suggest that a more demanding screening policy for welfare benefits would not only reduce payouts to current applicants, …show more content…
If there are other evidence that supports the same conclusion, it is a very important lesson for all of us here in the United States. In recent years, there have been mass amounts of articles and stories about the Social Security Disability Insurance Program and the increase in participants and benefits. Per the latest Trustees’ Report data, SSDI’s capital will be solvent by 2016, leaving no doubt about the fact that the program is extremely crooked and is not financially intact. Moreover, on benefit decisions s showed that the program’s process for determining who is disabled or not is so bad as many as 25 percent of the decisions could be negatively …show more content…
“For the poor, will never cease to be in the land; therefore, I command you, saying, ‘You shall freely open your hand to your brother, to your needy and poor in your land” (Deuteronomy 15:11). We are strongly advised to meet the needs of the widows and the orphans because they cannot meet their own needs. As Christians, we know that the true purpose of welfare when meeting the needs of others is to confirm God’s love through us. Many unsaved and many an outside observer have concluded that there is little to no evidence that God does love America. When society tries to make up for previous wrongs by providing the poor and less fortunate with welfare, the results will be permanent dependence and poverty. To express kindness and caring, welfare must be voluntary. Most government welfare recipients have adopted the “you owe me” attitude to defend the receiving of money, even if the recipient have legitimate needs. Unfortunately, the temptations of receiving free money draws more and more recipients until, finally, there are more takers and fewer