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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 1228161" data-attributes="member: 2189">Social Welfare is often the whipping boy of supposed fiscal conservative types and social welfare is not above criticism either.&nbsp; Not to mention being the whining stick of so-called liberals and/or progressives.&nbsp; I&#039;m speaking exclusively of the statist variety from both sides of the isle.&nbsp; But what gets ignored is that social welfare is only 1/3 of the total welfare dollars spent thus ignoring the much bigger welfare queen.<a href="http://benswann.com/ben-swann-bio/" target="_blank">Ben Swann</a>, formerly known for his great Reality Check segments on local Fox News in Ohio offers this re-consideration of the welfare question.<a href="http://benswann.com/corporate-welfare-is-almost-double-social-welfare/" target="_blank">Corporate Welfare is double Social Welfare</a>When one looks more closely at social welfare and where those end user dollars ultimately end up in the way of bank account,&nbsp; Corp. Welfare may in fact be much bigger than is believed.&nbsp; The underclass are often berated by many here for not pulling themselves up by their own boot straps while used by others as excuse to absolve themselves of their own lack of charity and community action. But few here ever object to the donkey and elephant that sit on top of this underclass to keep them down in the first place.&nbsp; No one wants to consider how this underclass is being used to benefit the business model upon which modern capitalism is built while crushing them.&nbsp; And don&#039;t think the middle class is not now in their sights either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 1228161, member: 2189"] Social Welfare is often the whipping boy of supposed fiscal conservative types and social welfare is not above criticism either. Not to mention being the whining stick of so-called liberals and/or progressives. I'm speaking exclusively of the statist variety from both sides of the isle. But what gets ignored is that social welfare is only 1/3 of the total welfare dollars spent thus ignoring the much bigger welfare queen. [URL="http://benswann.com/ben-swann-bio/"][COLOR=#ff0000]Ben Swann[/COLOR][/URL], formerly known for his great Reality Check segments on local Fox News in Ohio offers this re-consideration of the welfare question. [URL="http://benswann.com/corporate-welfare-is-almost-double-social-welfare/"][COLOR=#ff0000]Corporate Welfare is double Social Welfare[/COLOR][/URL] When one looks more closely at social welfare and where those end user dollars ultimately end up in the way of bank account, Corp. Welfare may in fact be much bigger than is believed. The underclass are often berated by many here for not pulling themselves up by their own boot straps while used by others as excuse to absolve themselves of their own lack of charity and community action. But few here ever object to the donkey and elephant that sit on top of this underclass to keep them down in the first place. No one wants to consider how this underclass is being used to benefit the business model upon which modern capitalism is built while crushing them. And don't think the middle class is not now in their sights either. [/QUOTE]

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