Low income ruined that young man.

As long as you are patient, time is your friend

There is a true story in the village (of course, every article I write is a true story that happened around me). There is a young man, probably less than 35 years old, who actually has a minimum living allowance issued by the state. Because he is a fellow villager, I still know more about him. A young man, with a tough face and strong body, at least has the strength to do manual work, but his family is poor and always idles.

One day at the dinner table, my father told me about it. He said, "The one with the minimum living allowance. As soon as I heard this, the first thing I blurted out was: he is still young, so he was abolished by the subsistence allowance in his life.

They all grew up together. When I heard about it, I was a little emotional.

Maybe you will say, isn't subsistence allowance a good thing? How can subsistence allowances ruin a person's life? What's so good about this?

Let's not talk about those who cheat the national minimum living allowance by personal social relations.

Let's talk about the general meaning of subsistence allowance first. (Of course, I'm not a professional)

As the name implies, subsistence allowance is the local minimum living guarantee.

The subsistence allowance is a national policy that benefits the people. It is for those who are really in difficulty or to ensure the basic living standard of the disabled. The subsistence allowance can be said to be a kind of charity given by the state to special people.

Since it is charity, we should help those who are physically or psychologically hurt by irresistible forces. To put it bluntly, we should help the weak, especially those who are positive.

I don't want to say how the country gave such a good minimum living allowance, nor what means he used to get it. I just want to say how much harm the subsistence allowance has done to people like him, people with a fat face and people who can live a good life.

How harmful is it?

An old pioneer lost his horse-a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise. For that young man, it will give him an illusion that I have money to spend if I don't work well. To say the least, if I don't work, I will also have money to spend. If I don't work, everyone will have money to spend. Why should I go to work? Fool?

Over time, he will feel that the country owes him and it is appropriate to give it to him unconditionally. The country should be kind to him and others should be kind to him. Once one day, the country no longer gives him this kind of welfare, he will resent the country and the people around him.

Let's think it over. Be fair to others. Other villagers may think that if you have good hands and feet, you will have a minimum living allowance. Why can't I have good hands and feet?

Let's think it over. Because the number of subsistence allowances is limited, people like him who don't need subsistence allowances have a subsistence allowance, and those who really need subsistence allowances may lose a subsistence allowance. This is a zero-sum game.

We always hear about how good social welfare is in those countries in Europe and America. At the same time, we don't want to hear that the economies of developed countries in Europe and America haven't grown much for a long time. If you don't work, you have money, but who still works? Everyone is lying at home, lying on the sofa, drinking coke, eating potato chips and playing games.

I dare not say that what I said above 100% is reasonable, but there must be some truth.

If there is a lazy person in our family, do you think he is a drag on the family? Even if there is a subsistence allowance, that subsistence allowance is not enough for him alone.

I usually call such people walking dead.