Any person on this poll that does not support this is either NOT paying into the system OR is a doper living off the system.
Common sense dictates if your a taxpayer paying for this with your hard earned money you simply cant have a problem with wanting to see its not misused or abused and those that benifit are held accountable.
It really is that simple and clear.
Do you think welfare recipients should have to pass a drug test to receive their tax-payer supported welfare check?
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I work in an Industry that requires passing a drug test on a random basis and at the time of being hired. It's only fair they pass a drug test to receive a welfare check , if I got to pass one to give it to them.
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George 2012/06/12 10:04:49YES

















29,900,000 Americans receive some form of public assistance - a full 8% of the population - but only 1.7% of Americans receive 50% or more of their income from the government.
The VAST majority of people on public assistance are currently working, and of those who aren't, virtually all used to, and put money into the system at that time. It's just like Social Security - you pay into it, and use it when you need to (at which time you won't be contributing to the system).
But the biggest reason not to do this is that you, the taxpayers who are mad about paying for welfare, would be paying for the testing. Welfare pays a few hundred dollars a month, at most. Do you really want to pay $100 a shot to test people before they can have $300, to catch a few people who are using the money for drugs or alcohol?
Funniest part, most of the people up in arms pay little in taxes and consider themselves Christian. Think first, then comment.
But, I think what is most offensive is that people on here haven't researched anything, but are perfectly willing to throw out pseudo-facts and inflammatory rhetoric to bolster an opinion that is based on nothing. Think I'm talking down to these people? You bet I am.
It's the tax payers money and it is all too common that it is spent frivolously. There is nothing wrong with receiving help if you work toward not needing it. Go back to school. I went back at 48 yrs old.All on school loans and assistance.
And, yes, it is frivolous. Welfare comes onto cards, like debit cards, but it is tracked. How am I going to pay for drugs with a debit card? The pins don't work at most ATM's, and there is a limit to funds taken at any time.
Kinda makes me wonder if sleep aint over-rated anyways, eh? lol