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Don't gag people with welfare, they'll never make an effort.

Don't gag people with welfare, they'll never make an effort.

Summary

This quote suggests that providing excessive welfare or assistance to people can discourage them from taking initiative and making efforts to improve their situation. It implies that when individuals are excessively dependent on aid, they may become complacent and less motivated to work towards self-improvement or financial independence. Therefore, the quote suggests a caution against over-reliance on welfare measures, as it may hinder personal development and discourage individuals from taking responsibility for their own lives.

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