It's a clear conflict of interest. They are not stakeholders when they are taking and not giving, and their voting reflects it. They should not be able to vote. Two clarifications:
1) I am talking about all forms of welfare, including social security and medicare. You are living on someone else's money, it's welfare.
2) I am only not allowing them to vote for one year after they take a welfare check. Once they become a full citizen who is a stakeholder in our country again, they get to vote again.
1) I am talking about all forms of welfare, including social security and medicare. You are living on someone else's money, it's welfare.
2) I am only not allowing them to vote for one year after they take a welfare check. Once they become a full citizen who is a stakeholder in our country again, they get to vote again.