05-27-2017, 02:38 PM
I agree with Carson to a point, but I don't have a blanketed opinion of it for all in poverty that receive government aid/paychecks. Many grow up thinking that is just the way it is, to be on welfare and have many babies (so to speak). And just end up the same cycle like others over the decades. Others use government aid when times are tough and want to work their way out of their impoverished situation & area.
Imo, I disagreed with the Democrats method over the decades as it offers too much aid to keep those in improvished areas, hence why I think they did that to keep a chunk of their voting base intact.
On the flip-side I disagree with the very Republican model of helping the poor because they would eliminate a lot of funds needed for those that genuinely need it if they had the final say on it.
Imo, I disagreed with the Democrats method over the decades as it offers too much aid to keep those in improvished areas, hence why I think they did that to keep a chunk of their voting base intact.
On the flip-side I disagree with the very Republican model of helping the poor because they would eliminate a lot of funds needed for those that genuinely need it if they had the final say on it.
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