Who really supports welfare?

Who really supports welfare?

by Matthew Edward Hayward on Friday, February 4, 2011

Democrats support localized social welfare; they also support (generally speaking) foreign welfare. Republicans support corporate welfare, and foreign welfare, though not in the same context as Democrats. Both major parties support welfare, the difference only being to whom the plundered money should go. True conservatives and libertarians however, oppose the welfare warfare system, they also oppose corporatism. Foreign welfare, whether intended for humanitarian or geopolitical reasons, is wrong and immoral, especially when it comes before the welfare of ones own country. It is not in our best interest to prop up dictators of foreign nations, inciting massive hatred for America while going bankrupt borrowing the money from China and the Federal Reserve.

Mainstream Republicans view it as immoral to plunder one class of society to benefit another, yet they find it reasonable to borrow money from competing nations to simply distribute it throughout the world in an attempt to create profitable foreign relations, especially when those relations benefit multinational corporations. Our foreign policy is hardly based on our courtier’s well being, we are going bankrupt and the world hates us!

While I would like to say that I uniformly oppose all welfare, if forced to make a choice, I choose welfare for American citizens before welfare that benefits multinational corporations and foreign countries. America has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. We need to stop spending money oversees donating and propping up dictatorships and puppet governments. We need to stop funding both sides of every conflict in the world, afterward providing humanitarian aid. We need to stop bailing out corporations and start repealing regulations that limit small businesses competition in the marketplace. Once we have done all this, then and only then is it logical to address our broken health care system, and the system we have created that perpetuates governmental dependency. Local welfare is a problem and it is a problem that can be best addressed by encouraging social interaction and civic involvement. We must restore power to local governments, empowering the citizens of their local communities.

There's 192 Countries That Exist In The World & We Give Foreign Aid To Over 150 Of Them!" Rep Poe

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