> They inherently incentivize not working and punish those who do work. That's only true if its more financially lucrative to not work than to work. This of co

> They inherently incentivize not working and punish those who do work. That's only true if its more financially lucrative to not work than to work. This of course is a real phenomenon at the bottom (Welfare Trap) and needs to be fixed, but the solution isn't to eliminate the safety net.