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Seems like they purposefully created people now dependent on these government programs in order to secure electorate.
by golergka 5y ago
Seems like they purposefully created people now dependent on these government programs in order to secure electorate.
- oslsla 5y agoNo, it's more complex than that. Racism in large portions of the united states still exists today. Individuals are not given opportunites in the u.s. simply because of something as simple as their last name. While people may base on DEI initiatives in the majority of America in non large corporate and even on those companies they are still refused if any opportunities which add on each other resulting in inequality.
- golergka 5y agoI don't understand how anything of what you wrote (which, BTW, I agree with) contradicts my point.
- themitigating 5y agoThose programs are given to people based on economic situations not race.
- golergka 5y agoJust as another sibling comment this is both obviously true and doesn't contradict my point in any way.
- QuarterReptile 5y agoMore likely, the misplaced notions of how to easily fix a complex problem created people dependent on them these government programs, which have in turn perpetuated an electorate. I don't mean to say that good intentions justify the policy, as the 20th century disproved time and time again, but your phrasing attributes malice or cynicism where none is needed or helpful.