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I learned relevant facts through my scientific research. Both articles discussed above made me comprehend better how the system works and how to refuse in a future for the unfair regulation the system implements that affect people belong to the poverty line. I did not know anything about the ideology of the beaurgeousy to increase their wealth until I read The article by SDeGrew (2013). as a future advocator I should know that the welfare regulations are founded through feudalistic ideologies and philosophies that are just beneficial for the wealthy as the article mentioned above discussed. Also, through the Ulrich's ( 2 013) …show more content…
I have always believe the government implements demanding regulations because they benefit the hight strata people. Degrew(2013) confirmed my belief the one percent get the high earnings that come out from the cut off of welfare services, such as SNAP. I also have previously thought the system has invented their own ideologies and concepts about social distribution because it leads to social inequality. That is why there are more people that cannot depend on the system that those who can. This is a good strategy of the goverment. They establish strict welfare regulations making complicated for people to qualify for certain services so they are so obligated to provide more assets to the government. F.or instance , Ulrich (2013). A lot of students do not meet the criteria to qualify for financial aid and are in debt due to federal loans high-interests. This is something beneficial for the government because students are good " assets. In general, I have previously believe the system just implants regulations to squeeze minority and satisfy their own interests. The articles discussed above confirmed
I learned relevant facts through my scientific research. Both articles discussed above made me comprehend better how the system works and how to refuse in a future for the unfair regulation the system implements that affect people belong to the poverty line. I did not know anything about the ideology of the beaurgeousy to increase their wealth until I read The article by SDeGrew (2013). as a future advocator I should know that the welfare regulations are founded through feudalistic ideologies and philosophies that are just beneficial for the wealthy as the article mentioned above discussed. Also, through the Ulrich's ( 2 013) …show more content…
I have always believe the government implements demanding regulations because they benefit the hight strata people. Degrew(2013) confirmed my belief the one percent get the high earnings that come out from the cut off of welfare services, such as SNAP. I also have previously thought the system has invented their own ideologies and concepts about social distribution because it leads to social inequality. That is why there are more people that cannot depend on the system that those who can. This is a good strategy of the goverment. They establish strict welfare regulations making complicated for people to qualify for certain services so they are so obligated to provide more assets to the government. F.or instance , Ulrich (2013). A lot of students do not meet the criteria to qualify for financial aid and are in debt due to federal loans high-interests. This is something beneficial for the government because students are good " assets. In general, I have previously believe the system just implants regulations to squeeze minority and satisfy their own interests. The articles discussed above confirmed