AntonToo
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Sure sure, but anyone that actually spend any time looking in detail about reforming such massive bureaucratic programs knows that your thinking is naive. There are always some expected excesses.It's not an all or nothing game. You can have safety nets for people that actually need them while still making sure that people who are abusing them are not taking advantage of government goodies when they have other options like working.
There is no excuse in the world for anybody physically and mentally capable (especially younger people) to be on any program with these amount of open jobs. No excuse whatsoever.
You talk about "mentally capable", but whats the handbook on that? Mental capacity is not an objective criteria that could be set for a bureaucrat to follow. So what are we talking about now? Qualifying psychiatric evaluations? Where someone who wants welfare will get a doctor's note about how depressed and debilitated they are?
Devil is in the details.
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