>I've seen figures of 10.4 trillion spent since 1965 in the war on poverty. At what point to we >admit it, (government solution to poverty), has been a failure and not worth another 10 trillion?
I've never really seen it as something that will end poverty. Leaving it to private instutions won't solve the problem either. The poor will always be there, and and it is having the support that is good-not a (false) belief that it will go away.
Thom
http://thomwade.wordpress.com/
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