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Debating Welfare, Drug Testing, & Child Welfare: What's in Your Urine?

Explore the complex issues of drug testing for welfare recipients, taxpayer perspectives, concerns over children's welfare, and the effectiveness of drug testing in saving government money. Delve into the ethical, legal, and practical implications surrounding these contentious topics.

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Debating Welfare, Drug Testing, & Child Welfare: What's in Your Urine?

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  1. What’s In Your Urine? By: Traci McConnell

  2. Welfare • Government aid • Intended for short term usage • May include cash, food stamps, Medicaid

  3. The welfare recipient • Thinks it is a normal lifestyle • Raised in poverty • Believe drug testing is unconstitutional

  4. Taxpayer • Working Citizen • Pays taxes • Most hold a full time job

  5. Taxpayer • Most agree with this issue • Drug tested for work • Struggles to live

  6. Drugs • Many are prescribed • Not illegal if their prescribed • Hardest drugs get out faster

  7. Drug testing is a sad necessity • More and more become addicted to drugs • People always seem to beat the system

  8. Defeating the system • Products that clean your system • Selling food stamps • More children=more money

  9. What about the children? • Do not deserve them • Need safer environment • Drugs over children

  10. It is not their fault • Can not let them starve • Foster homes are not always the best solution

  11. Should they be drug tested?

  12. Is it unconstitutional? • Is it right or wrong? • Will it actually same the government money?

  13. Bottom Line

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