I believe that in some instances, the government does have an obligation to help the poor. Actually, the group I am referring to cannot always be classified as poor. I think that if the

government lays off workers for reasons beyond control, yes they need to help out the people that were put out of a job. For an example, let's say that one company merges with another and positions of employment are lost in the hubbub. This is not the fault of the worker that their position was eliminated. For example, John Smith was a worker on an assembly line, making $10.50/hr. With the coming of the computer age and era, his and three other positions were replaced by a computer that can run at the cost of less then 1/2 of what the four workers were making. John Smith has three kids and a wife that were living off of this paycheck. The wife was staying home to care for the children. In a case such as this, I believe that the government needs to help support John Smith and his family until they can get back on their feet.

One theory believed to be the backbone of poverty is the biological theory. This theory states that the poor are biologically inferior

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