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It is textbook "welfare". It just that it fits your notion of being more classy then other kinds of welfare. "Welfare" is in the US Constitution.
by tamana 10y ago
It is textbook "welfare". It just that it fits your notion of being more classy then other kinds of welfare.
"Welfare" is in the US Constitution.
- ams6110 10y agoThe term "general welfare" as used in the constitution didn't mean social-safety-net benefits to the poor.