The welfare state is unsustainable from "summary" of The Death of the West by Patrick J. Buchanan
The welfare state, as it stands today, is a ticking time bomb. The extravagant promises made to citizens in exchange for their votes have created a bloated system that is simply unsustainable. Politicians have continuously expanded entitlement programs without any consideration for the long-term consequences. This reckless behavior has put a tremendous strain on the economy and threatens to bankrupt future generations. The welfare state was originally intended to provide a safety net for those in need. However, it has devolved into a massive redistribution scheme that rewards dependency and penalizes hard work. This perverse incentive structure has led to a culture of entitlement where individuals expect the government to take care of their every need. The sheer size and scope of the welfare state make it impossible to maintain over the long run. As the population ages and healthc...
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