danielpalos
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Yes, it will. Why would someone commit fraud if they could get a job, instead?Yes, it will. There will be much less incentive to commit fraud since anyone needing an income can collect unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed or get a job to make as much as they want by simply being capitalistic and market friendly.Government must have solutions not excuses.your point? you allege people are willing to commit fraud but not get an id.
No, my point is that people are willing to commit fraud to get money.
And that homeless people cannot get an ID because they do not have an actual address.
True. But the gov't must also protect the tax payer from fraud.
No it won't. The fraud will be committed. To think that just because someone makes $470 a week in benefits that they will not try for more is simply being naive or ignoring facts.