Norway did combine all the agencies under one roof, it the biggest bureaucratical nightmare you can find

@Fitzydog woll is right what you are saying is a US beurocracy problem. Not innately q social welfare issue. As not all states with welfare have that issue

@woll3 The people who are in welfare in the US are coddled and babies by the state in ever aspect of their lives, to where they don't even have to LEARN how to take care of themselves.

Is it any wonder they don't know how to save money?

Housing vouchers

Food vouchers

Transportation vouchers

OFC you need to fuck them, give ultimatums

School vouchers

Thats how things work here

Which is why migrants prefer Germany in the end kappa

@Fitzydog to be fair. Some of those people are truly disabled. Also everyone has school vouchers

@woll3 All things combined, these benefits are MORE than $1000 a month

reduce benefits

And there's no incentive to budget

make a tier system

BUDGETING

what budgeting, if an adult cant do basic math it needs to die anyway

@woll3 assuming exception for the mentally disabled

ofc

Yall here are so concerned with "are they warm and safe?"

And here I am asking "how do we get them OFF of welfare?"

Jfc

here we have mandatory classes and courses for people on welfare to attend to

Good for you

if they dont they get less money

That's the thing. If you kill all welfare for anyone not actually mentally or physically disabled it will cure all of this.

its simple, its effective

The true physical and mentally disabled sadly wont be able to work off of it.

I don't even know why I'm arguing about American welfare with someone who don't live here

Because it goes back to welfare in itself not being the issue

Eh you comment on other nations

True

Lol

@woll3 How's it not the issue?

Most of America's social problems can be directly traced back to the exact year welfare was created

Because as i was saying, not every welfare system is designed the same way, if people get dependent on welfare, there are ways to get them off

You need to reform it, not abolish it

@Fitzydog because the issue isnt the people who truly need it (mental and physical disabled and elderly) the issue is the fluff and extra who are on it.

@woll3 Why would the govt want that though?

Your guys' def of welfare is diff

Why would the govt want anything other than power?

Which ultimately boils down to the two party system being relatively

underwhelming