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So you think paying for them to have 10 kids (that all grow up to be the same way) would be better. That's probably the majority of the reason we have the welfare mess. I've seen it equated many times to the signs to not feed the animals because they become dependent (and then can't take care of themselves nor their offspring). If we continue to let people have as many kids as they want and pay for them to live in basically the same lifestyle as the working middle class (minus the working part) we are doing NO ONE any favors. They need to have motivation to better themselves. If everything that those that work have is given to them (and sometimes more) what motivation do they have to better themselves or teach their children to be independent adults?
Really though how many people do you think chose to have ten children and chose never to work? I imagine it is a lot less than you think, and if your media is like ours (England) then a lot less than they want you to think too.
I agree it is not the norm, but it does happen. My MIL is 65 and her husband is disabled and can't work, she needs and does deserve medicaid but we choose to pay for her, some people do need the help.