Re: Welfare

This system is not an equity based system. So when people tap into welfare, they're not accessing a pile of money the same way you withdraw cash from your own bank account to pay for goods. Think of it this way: When you load up a bunch of groceries at the store and then go "pay," you're not actually handing something of real value over to compensate for the groceries, instead you created a debt when you loaded up that basket and then discharged that debt. That's what one does when they hand over USD. It's an inversion of how people naturally perceive wealth and trade.

So, when it comes to welfare, there is a debt created that is then discharged socially by the tax payers. This inversion creates a race where those who access that credit first, gain more than others. So, it is better for our people to access that government line of credit rather than that credit going to other groups.