Welfare or Well, Not Fair
Every year, the U.S. government spends billions of dollars on national welfare. In essence, this wasted money encourages unemployment, drugs, and rampant sex throughout our society. After all, as long as an American is out of a job, he or she has the opportunity to receive our tax money without raising a finger. The government provides welfare recipients with several enticing incentives for their "hard-earned" money. For example, the more children they bear, the more money they receive. Therefore, there's certainly no reason to alter their social activities. Also, if they have a severe heroin addiction, the government supplies them with methadone, an equally debilitating and addictive drug, free of charge. So, if you're having a hard time holding down that nine-to-five job, don't worry - just quit, and each month, you will receive a check in the mail f
rom your caring government. And better yet, as long as you stay out of work, the money will keep coming. If welfare is abolished, the government will no longer be viewed as a similar source of nourishment. Instead, it will serve its rightly role as a catalyst to ensure our freedom, not redistribute our income. An oilman in the 1980's put it best - stating that the three main purposes of the government should be "to patrol the shorelines, deliver the mail, and stay out of our way." The failure to eradicate welfare will ultimately erode the foundation of our country - freedom. As Americans, we are allowed to choose our careers and chase our dreams. This independence is epitomized by our national symbol - the bald eagle. Yet, if we do not change our standards, our symbol should become a fat sow nursing many piglets. Although she appears healthy, the piglets are literally sucking th
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Approximate Word count = 608
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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