Based on reading your entire post, I am seriously curious as to exactly who it is that you consider to be 'welfare people'.
Throughout your post you make references to Social Security which is not welfare. I am on Social Security Disability and do not consider myself to be on welfare. I've worked most of my life and paid into it, I had already exceeded the required units to retire at the time I was determined to be disabled, I just didn't want to wait until I was 65 to file for Social Security Retirement. Actually I wanted to keep right on working but couldn't because I had been seriously injured in a job related accident.
I know full well that HuffPost only allows comments to be a certain length which prohibits being able to fully explain ones position on an issue. This results in misunderstandings as to what a person is talking about sometimes.
Which is why I have my HuffPost account "shared" with my Blogger account so the issue can be further discussed without limitations or restrictions. Even though we are [supposedly] no longer able to post a link to the "shared" blog with our posts.
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