> It's a huge industry, and it's not going down without a fight. It's not just that it's 'not going down without a fight' - these services are essential for pe

> It's a huge industry, and it's not going down without a fight. It's not just that it's 'not going down without a fight' - these services are essential for people in need. These services provide them with more than just financial assistance. Given them money (and doing away with the services) only solves the problem if you assume that lack of money is the only problem. Which it's not - it's one aspect of the problem, but not the only issue for people in need.