A policy analysis released by the Cato Institute in April shows that despite nearly $15 trillion in total welfare spending since President Lyndon Johnson began the "war on poverty" in 1964, the poverty rate in the United States has remained relatively constant.
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We will have to agree to disagree on the efficacy of those trillions of dollars.
"Leaving blacks alone as you suggest would only result in more homeless on the streets using drugs, committing crimes and increasing the general level of mayhem within their communities."
Some would consider this to be racist.
Leaving blacks alone would allow for more independence. The dependence policy has not worked for decades. The social assistance has created a climate of dependency. We will have to agree to disagree on this one.
The ball has been in their court for decades...no doubt but in my area, I have seen blacks moving into middle/upper class homes and are at first and second level management jobs all over the state.
Since the progressive ideas on poverty have cost taxpayers trillions of dollars with little improvement, perhaps a new approach is merited. I believe that most blacks would say to leave us alone, we don't need whites anymore.
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