According to dictionary.com, welfare is a financial support giving to people in need, which comes from the government. People shouldn't get welfare for many reasons. One reason is, people who don't work shouldn't get it. Another reason is, food stamps. It's so easy to apply for them, so anyone can get them. Finally, future generations will pick up and do it, just like their parents. As you can see, what welfare is and why people shouldn't get it. One reason why people don't deserve welfare, is because some people deliberately don't work so they can get their welfare. Lark Palm was at a meeting, and she was talking to a lady. One person said, “I got the opportunity to work hours at my job, but I didn't, because if I did I would lose my welfare
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From the article “Top 10 Reasons Food Stamps Need to be Reformed.” It states that “The second most expensive means tested federal welfare program, behind only Medicaid.” This says that the government spends more money-That people work at their jobs for- on food stamps over other things. So someone who works turns in taxes and those taxes go to welfare and food stamps. That article also says, “... from 26 million in 2007 to nearly 47 million in 2012.” That is to say that people who use food stamps have increased by 45% in just five years. How long until people stop and we run out of food stamps? That's a logical question because if they don't pay for their food in stores, the stores won't make money. Then if the store doesn't make money, then they won't be able to get food. Finally they will go out of business. Then those people with the food stamps will go to another store and everywhere will go out of business. It is better for the other half of 55% of people that pay for food then everyone getting it for free. Lastly, when someone would go into a store and see people using their food stamps, That might influence them to apply for food stamps. The increase of people using Food Stamps will keep increasing and that may show future generations to do as they
From the article “Top 10 Reasons Food Stamps Need to be Reformed.” It states that “The second most expensive means tested federal welfare program, behind only Medicaid.” This says that the government spends more money-That people work at their jobs for- on food stamps over other things. So someone who works turns in taxes and those taxes go to welfare and food stamps. That article also says, “... from 26 million in 2007 to nearly 47 million in 2012.” That is to say that people who use food stamps have increased by 45% in just five years. How long until people stop and we run out of food stamps? That's a logical question because if they don't pay for their food in stores, the stores won't make money. Then if the store doesn't make money, then they won't be able to get food. Finally they will go out of business. Then those people with the food stamps will go to another store and everywhere will go out of business. It is better for the other half of 55% of people that pay for food then everyone getting it for free. Lastly, when someone would go into a store and see people using their food stamps, That might influence them to apply for food stamps. The increase of people using Food Stamps will keep increasing and that may show future generations to do as they