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They’re on the dole — and watching the pole.
Welfare recipients took out cash at bars, liquor stores, X-rated video shops, hookah parlors and even strip clubs — where they presumably spent their taxpayer money on lap dances rather than diapers, a Post investigation found.
Obviously you have no experience with urine drug screens on welfare/medicaid patients. We only take medicaid patients that our neurosurgeons have "collected" on call. I would say that 90% are dismissed from our practice over the course of one year due to illegal drugs on their UDS. It is shocking, but consistent. They are a drug soaked population, thus thier state in life.
Be certain to include all the military suppliers, Federal contractors and employees, drug company executrices, health insurance and all the rest taking federal or state money for fun and profit.
In Florida you got 2% of welfare recipients testing positive for illegal drugs and another 2% who didn't comply with the testing requirements. That is waaay less than the illegal drug usage rate among the general population. So these testing schemes are nothing more than expensive, unnecessary programs put in place to allow people not on welfare to show their superiority and power over the poors.
In Florida you got 2% of welfare recipients testing positive for illegal drugs and another 2% who didn't comply with the testing requirements. That is waaay less than the illegal drug usage rate among the general population. So these testing schemes are nothing more than expensive, unnecessary programs put in place to allow people not on welfare to show their superiority and power over the poors.
Au contraire-
A "drug test' depends on what drug test you are using. One gets what you pay for.
The UDS we use in our clinic is very good; again, about 90% of the medicaid patients we check over the course of a year are dismissed due to illegal drugs in their urine. This, of course, is the welfare population. Once a year "spot checking" can be dodged (pot stays in the urine one month) and unwitnessed drug screens can be substituted. One gets different results with frequent, random, witnessed UDS testing with high sensititivity assays.
Drug use among those of lower socio-economic class is much more common.
That's pretty extreme don't ya think? Almost as fool hearty as the two people who voted 'Welfare Recipients don't use drugs.'
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