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re: Trump may allow drug testing for food stamps

Posted on 4/12/18 at 5:11 am to
Posted by ChineseBandit58
Pearland, TX
Member since Aug 2005
42774 posts
Posted on 4/12/18 at 5:11 am to
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Foster homes really aren’t that much better TBH


I am sure there are horrible examples - need to be extra vigilant in policing foster homes.

Hell - I'd even prefer well run orphanages where kids were raised with respect and taught self-reliance to leaving them in a dope oriented, bad home environment where all they really learn is how to scam 'the system' and are taught by observation that they are not responsible for anything, should expect everyone to cater to their juvenile demands, eschew education and hard work.

/\ is the fertile field producing another failed generation.
Posted by brian_wilson
Member since Oct 2016
3581 posts
Posted on 4/12/18 at 11:03 am to
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Hell - I'd even prefer well run orphanages where kids were raised with respect and taught self-reliance to leaving them in a dope oriented, bad home environment where all they really learn is how to scam 'the system' and are taught by observation that they are not responsible for anything, should expect everyone to cater to their juvenile demands, eschew education and hard work.


This is what was tried all over the communist bloc and it failed miserably. I don't trust the gov't to do this. The foster program is seriously flawed but its better than orphanages.

What is crazy is how hard it is to become a foster parent. My wife and I initiated the process but they said it would take 18 months to 2 years to get into the program. So we pulled out.

As for drug testing welfare recipients, its a gigantic waste of money. Urine drug tests are very easy to beat, unless you do strict monitoring of them (i.e. stand in the room while they pay).

Blood tests/hair tests are much better but they are even more expensive.

This is just a throw away to the base IMHO.

Final thing, if they test SNAP recipients, they really should test all transfer payment recipients - medicaid, housing, social security and medicare.
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