Trump orders able-bodied adults on food stamps to work, train or volunteer at least 20 hrs pr week
 

Get ready to get your lazy good-for-nothing asses back to work


but but but he's done NOooothinnngggg :1orglaugh

30 year old Fake News :1orglaugh


https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/able-b...endents-abawds

Retarded OP is at it again lol. Such a brain washed chumpanzee. Chump hasn't done jack shit except lfilled his and the elite's pockets

Many states already have some kind of work requirement to received benefits

Despite evidence that work requirements work — cutting time spent on welfare in half, doubling incomes and moving adults into over 600 diverse industries — the Obama administration approved waivers for those requirements in most states, citing high unemployment and severe job shortages.

Onedongsmall, asspimple, and onwebcam sits on this board day and night and whines about others not working. Apparently they think this is their job.

You conveniently forgot to add Bladelier and Crockett to that list.

Making the able-bodied unemployed work for their food stamps and welfare is a good idea. I don't see what the problem is.

https://scontent.fapa1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...53&oe=5B679195

They are old rusty fucks who live off social security check.

:2 cents:

They tried that here, costs went up

you want these people looking for jobs and should be giving extra assistance to find one or retrain.

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/fede...25-gvs8dl.html

A government-commissioned review of the program found the chances of a participant finding a job because of the scheme improved by just 2 per cent.

the money used for the scheme would be better spent in vocational education or job creation, which would more likely lead to meaningful employment.

Yep, none of these "grinch policies" can work without job training and job creation.
But you can't really explain that to people who have never really dug into the problem.
People look at these things from afar and draw false conclusions.

Nobody has a problem with working for the benefit; the problem is that it is a farce because
there is no job to go to.

These policies are nothing but "pie in the sky".
Just focus on creating jobs and training workers because nobody quits their job to
go on food stamps because that makes life easier.
That rhetoric is the folly of idiots who hate going to work themselves.
They envision an easy life without worries if they had no job but the realty is that people
without jobs worry everyday about how to pay bills.

Food stamps don't buy toothpaste, soap, toilet paper, gas, medicine, electricity etc... So how is that an easy life when you can't even wipe your ass clean?

Not here.

13 Alabama counties saw 85 percent drop in food stamp participation after work requirements restarted | AL.com

Australia has different demographics. We have literally 3rd and 4th generations of welfare recipients.

great idea but not sure if serious

2%. Seems like a low number. Until you do the math.

For release 10:00 a.m. (EDT) Friday, March 16, 2018

Job Openings

On the last business day of January, the job openings level increased to a series high of 6.3 million (+645,000). The job openings level increased for total private (+608,000) and edged up for government. The job openings rate increased to 4.1 percent in January. The number of job openings increased in professional and business services (+215,000), transportation, warehousing, and utilities (+113,000),


https://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.nr0.htm

Great shit, now find 2 people with the required skills.

We need 30,000 more doctors; are you gonna go down to the food stamp office and let one of the foodstampers do open heart surgery on you?

:1orglaugh

It's no different in Aus, many career welfare people, anyone I've ever meet on welfare, seems to always be on welfare, Government here was dropping them 5k for everykid they popped out at one stage heheh

Having a vagina here can be quiet profitable

the top 10 per cent of those on parenting benefits, about 43,200 people, received at least $45,032 in 2014-15

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...a4e13e7ff2fe26

Part of being the West I guess you look after the underprivileged .. sighs

Yeah, people in my state are some of the highest paid recipients, getting around $52k a year in handouts. No way in hell is throwing MORE money at them going to help.

They tore down an old housing project here and spent $50 million building a new one. The crazy thing is, they only built 100 "townhouse" style condominiums. Damn things were worth $500k a piece! Granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, equipped with their own washers and dryers! What is that teaching these lazy leeches? If I was in charge I would set up government TENTS with gas heaters and cots. Powdered milk and government cheese. You have to make it shitty enough that they want to work to better themselves.

The article says the states still can approve the waivers, it's up to the state, unless I read it wrong.

Anyway, I think it great they require welfare recipients, etc. without children volunteer, unfortunately, single people rarely ho on welfare because it's not enough to support them in any way.