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I often hear that we should completely eliminate welfare benefits like food stamps and Medicaid for those of working age.  (At least I hope they just mean working age. ) Say it ends tomorrow.  How would that fix anything? All those people should just  work, right? Except there aren't enough jobs to go around as it is. Many people just plain aren't qualified for the jobs that are offered.  A person making minimum wage can barely afford to live. So what do we do?  Job training for the people you don't want to give welfare to? That costs money. Education for everyone?  That costs money. Pass a law that says to hire these people first? Well, shit, that'd just piss people off. Plus, people have to eat and have electricity while they are doing these things.  So, let's say then, that'd welfare ended and everyone was trained or educated... wouldn't we then just have even more highly skilled and educated people unemployed or working fast food?  What's the end game here?
<bot>: I just don't understand how taking away welfare will actually make things better.  It doesn't make sense to me.