Would people think twice before taking advantage of the system?
464112
Welfare recipients that get off welfare and get employed do repay what they used - they pay taxes.\n\nWelfare benefits generally are a pittance - in Indiana, TANF (Temporary Aid to Needy Families) generally is not enough to pay bills - many people have to find other help in addition to TANF to pay any outstanding bills while they try and get employed.\n\nSince the 90's, when welfare reform was passed, all states require that TANF recipients attempt to find work or complete eduction that will help them find work. They may only receive TANF for a limited amount of time.\n\nGenerally, people that abuse the system will go for other programs - typically Food Stamps and SSI (Supplimental Security Income - often referred to as disability). Even still, most people who are on Food Stamps or SSI desperately need it - many SSI recipients truly cannot work, and many Food Stamp recipients work at such low paying jobs that they cannot make ends meet.
926959
it would not affect my thinking one bit. \n\nI have served my time. i would do it again. ASAP. If my country needed me. It is about time the "trash-talkers" bucked up and earned a little freedom.
7714
I'd save the one in greatest peril first, to increase the chances that I could save the other one in time as well.  It's a loaded question, no good way to answer without feeling bad.
279868
Nope. But I read somewhere that if you tell someone they can't for the first time, there is a 70% chance they'll try.
190802
Better think twice is it justified  because i think this desire doesn't matches  your personality.
655152
do it once, its your fault. do it twice, shame on you?
386958
A bad idea unless you really trust the other person to make decisions for you.
684214
No, but people around you might wish you would.
528713
It depends on what you are thinking of at the time.
33213
Nope! Just wishful thinking.If it sounds too good to be true it usually is. A popular saying that people should pay attention to.
60337
the procedures are the same as if filing against anyone, although I would first always talk to the person unless this is unsafe.\n\nI like to give people the benefit of the doubt first, talk to them, and if I need take other to talk to him or her.
45022
Yes, to a certain degree. Of course, money comes before safety/plain common sense!
1068145
not if you're doing it right.  Use good judgement.
473479
I wouldn't have thought so as it is too vague a concept.  I think on the contrary the assumption is 'good faith' with mis-representation and due-diligence being the test against.
388812
Probably more than that, and extremely! Never listen to the media or anyone else ( apart from here!!). Everything in the whole world is twisted out of proportion. For example: the charities - ok...who does not get paid? Hmm...lots of scenarios to consider before you jump in...take a long hard look at life.  Qoute: "LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP".
492256
Because if you regretted things before you did them, you most likely would not do them... that is pretty much what your conscience is for.
209639
I had a ex of my get it once. it was about 2 years ago.  I thought about it the other day, brought up the "what if" question, but i wasn't in the position at the time to devote everything to a kid, so I think of it that way.