I was thinking back to my original thoughts on welfare and I began with the controversial legislation that 12 states passed requiring the drug test of welfare recipients and applicants
*Most of these states like previously mentioned have small print on needing a reasonable suspicion to submit these recipients and participants to a drug test
Now the more I look into everything that has to do with welfare I keep coming across more issues concerning the fact that welfare and unemployment benefits lead people to want to stay jobless rather than finding a job because they know welfare pays more in some cases than a normal job

http://www.ted.com/conversations/13380/the_solution_to_welfare_crisis.html

This TED article speaks more about this issue.
I asked my self :

IF DRUGS ARENT THE PROBLEM THEN WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH WELFARE?



I also asked my self,

IS THE PROBLEM WITH WELFARE AN ECONOMICAL PROBLEM OR A SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEM?