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not peer reviewed doe
What context do you need? its a study that shows that between the years of 2002-2004 the people they surveyed by income level, admitted drug use was higher in poorer people. thats all you need
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Thank you for being honestOriginally Posted by Vteckidd
When i turn on the TV and see a college kid whos balancing playing sports with getting his degree and on his way to landing potentially a million dollar career and see them get suspended or busted for using recreational drugs.... it annoys me. If you can balance school, work and are taking care of yourself, i could give two fucks less about you using recreational drugs, but when you're a freeloader, living off the system and your drug use is preventing you from being independent and taking care of yourself, your free ride needs to be removed from you.
If i was in charge of the government............
I'd abolish the IRS and DHS tomorrow.......... then i'd use those resources towards a new investigation system. Employers would have a database of welfare recipients to contact and offer employment. If you denied employment, the employer would report it to the system, and you would receive a strike for declining employment. Once you received 3 strikes, you would be removed from the welfare system for 1 year. If your employment was terminated or declined because of a failed drug test or any other criminal activity such as stealing, fighting ect... you receive 3 strikes and are removed from the welfare system for a year. After 3 1 year bans from the welfare system, you are banned from collecting welfare for life.
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