CHANGES IN WELFARE LAWS

by Uldis Sprogis

Overview

Gradual changes in welfare laws are necessary if the welfare system is to gradually transition into one where the destitute and unemployed are learning useful job skills at home for available jobs. Increasingly their freedom of choice should be restricted in gradual steps so that they are not able to do what they want and buy what they want. Those on welfare are doing little that is benefiting them in the long run and buying luxuries and all kinds of other products and services which greatly cut into a healthy lifestyle which they should be living on welfare. That more and more will be living on welfare is a fact of life, and we should make the experience a healthy and not unhealthy one. The government must quickly intervene with laws that limit mobility and create a dependency on limited government goods and services instead of the wide variety of goods and services available in the outside world.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012443014
Publisher:	Uldis Sprogis
Publication date:	05/15/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	12 KB

About the Author

I have a Masters in Science Education and have written and published diverse books on subjects such as parenting, love, crime, self-improvement, Scientific Thesaurus, how to save money, how to change the world, future predictions for the world, changes in welfare laws, New Constitution of the United States, New United Nations Charter, New Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Biggest Lies, Good Modern Behaviors, Human Nature, Modern Legal Theory,Justice, Globalism, Education Reform, and Best of the Best Songs in the World. You can preview any of these comprehensive and thought provoking books by searching under my name, Uldis Sprogis, and buy them if they interest you. Thanks. Uldis.