We debunked your lie with facts.
No.. you threw out more lies.. your number is false
I gave you the truth:
Since OP and you apparently haven't spotted the methodology error in the source he linked, I'll point it out.
The source does not total the number of people receiving means-tested aid. The source tallies the number of people living in households where one (or more) people receive some sort of means-tested aid. (And they tally that incorrectly to boot.)
For example: Mom and dad - who both work full-time and receive no aid - have six children in the home including an 18-year-old daughter with a child who receives a SNAP benefit.
Your source counts the parents and the five other children along with the daughter/mother and her child in their "total" to get nine. When the real total is two.
If you have an agenda - like this source and the OP obviously do - you can jiggle numbers to reach darn near any "conclusion" you want.
The REAL NUMBERS:
The number stated that receive any portion of their support from from welfare assistance--including food stamps--it is 29,900,000 or roughly 8% of the total population in the United States.
This breaks down to:
39% white 11,661,000 of 29,900,000 recipients
38% black 11,362,000 of 29,900,000
17% Hispanic 5,083,000 of 29,900,000
What percentage of people in US are on welfare
Another metric is the payroll-to-population ratio, which is a measure of the percentage of the total adult population that is employed full time. Gallup has been tracking this metric since at least 2011. In its August 1 report, Gallup reported that its P2P ratio remained relatively unchanged on the month at 44.8 percent in July and also nearly unchanged from the 45 percent rate recorded in the year-ago period.
How Many Americans Actually Have Full-Time Work? | Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Part 2
The willfully ignorant and the useful idiots (on each side of political extremism) may choose to grind their axes with ginned up numbers and outright lies. I'm sure there are many who won't bother to check under the hoods of these claims and so the zealots may win a follower or two. It's why the zealots keep doing it.
I support "welfare" reform 100% and believe too many people are receiving benefits and too many are cheating the system. But I won't pursue this objective with willfull ignorance or dishonesty.