Because White supremacy is the problem, not welfare. White people are the prime benefactors of welfare than any other race. Why are we not talking about why a 77% majority population consisting of white citizens; who of which have all the money, power, and resources; are also the recipients of the highest welfare cases?
You're being ignored, for the most part, because nobody wants to come to the kiddie table and explain how math works to you: the majority of a nation, in general, will be the majority of these stats. What you want to focus on is the percentages.
Farm subsidies are welfare too.The loans the USA gives to teh Europeans to cover their debt is welfare. Bailouts are also welfare. Notice how all the aforementioned people utilize welfare to better their circumstances -- but nevertheless collect welfare. Where is the railing?
People rail against things like farm subsidies and corporate bailouts
all the time. You just have to look. We need to be able to address specific ideas on their failings or merits without the perennial
point-in-some-other-direction-and say-"That thing over there is worse!" Not saying it's impossible to tie these things together, but most of the time it's just shallow deflection. If the argument is weak, then just attack the argument.
I think the problem is how the welfare money is spent and whether the programs the USA spends its money on actually work. The problem I see is that there isn't any initiative to truly explore ways to help the poor because middle class and higher cacs don't care about poor people (especially blacks). So long as the upper class can live in their sequestered little gated villages, they could care less what happens elsewhere.
I agree. But I think the problem is slightly deeper: how exactly do we measure if a program "works"? What is "works"? Fixes all of society's ills? I think there needs to be more of a scientific method applied here. What exact metrics are we trying to improve, with what money and over what time period? Easier said than done tho.