Do you misunderstand welfare = a benefit because you were a government employee,

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Jul 5, 2015
1:31:41pm

unctoothman

or was misunderstanding what a benefit is the qualifier for you to become a government employee?

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unctoothman

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People do not benefit from welfare unless they are committing fraud

newbie

7/5/15 11:15am

So, dental and medical students are committing fraud?

WJCougar

7/5/15 11:19am

in a sense yes

newbie

7/5/15 11:23am

Are dental and medical students receiving welfare checks?

Idahofallsblue

7/5/15 11:32am

According to a few I have met.....yes.

WJCougar

7/5/15 11:36am

I'm going to take a wild guess

CougarHut

7/5/15 11:22am

Eastern Wa

newbie

7/5/15 11:24am

Explains a lot. This definitely not the norm in places like San Bernardino Ca.

SolidBlue

7/5/15 12:41pm

Eastern Washington is essentially Utah.

ChubbyChaser

7/5/15 12:45pm

I disagree..

hoser

7/5/15 11:33am

I should also clarify

hoser

7/5/15 11:43am

and people don't abuse the earned income tax credit...

ds7

7/5/15 11:46am

By definition they are benefitting.

chago04

7/5/15 11:53am

The most toxic mix I have observed

coolcats

7/5/15 12:46pm

I conducted an interview in a home where the grandmother, the mother, the

Real G Man

7/5/15 1:17pm

Do you misunderstand welfare = a benefit because you were a government employee,

unctoothman

7/5/15 1:31pm

Because no matter how you frame it, getting something for nothing is a benefit.

unctoothman

7/5/15 1:33pm

Lots of good comments here, but it's pretty well documented that many of the

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