Florida drug tests for welfare law is struck down

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That's why.

LOL

so in the face of pure facts, based upon a study that had to be peer reviewed, now youre saying its insufficient because I didnt read the whole thing? LOL I didnt have to, i only needed to read this part.

The prevalence of past month illicit drug use was lower among workers with higher family incomes than among workers with lower family incomes. An estimated 13.2 percent of workers who reported family income that was less than $20,000 had used illicit drugs during the past month. In contrast, 6.0 percent of workers who reported income in the highest category––$75,000 or more––had used illicit drugs during the past month.

to refute this:

there is evidence that shows poor people are more prone to use drugs than non-poor people?

Could you show this peer reviewed evidence?

/THREAD, mike wins again

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LOL

so in the face of pure facts, based upon a study that had to be peer reviewed, now youre saying its insufficient because I didnt read the whole thing?

You're very right. It is pure fact. I won't dispute that. And maybe if we were talking about workplace drug use programs and their effectiveness, which the study suggests, then you might be onto something. But since you only feel you should read the part that you believe is relevant, you fail. Again. And if you keep only reading the part that you believe is relevant, then I suspect that will be a continuing trend.

Good try though.