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September 13, 2019 The Other Milton Friedman: A Conservative With a Social Welfare Program  New York Times . By ROBERT H. FRANK NOV. 23, 2006 Milton Friedman, who died last week at 94, was the patron saint of small-government conservatism. Conservatives who invoke his name in defense of Social Security privatization and other cutbacks in the social safety net might thus be surprised to learn that he was also the architect of the most successful social welfare program of all time. Market forces can accomplish wonderful things, he realized, but they cannot ensure a distribution of income that enables all citizens to meet basic economic needs. His proposal, which he called the negative income tax, was to replace the multiplicity of existing welfare programs with a single cash transfer — say, $6,000 — to every citizen. A family of four with no market income would thus receive an annual payment from the I.R.S. of $24,000. For each dollar the family then earned, this payment wou...

Oppression in the sight of God is worse than murder God has never sided with the the oppressor against the oppress I love America. America is where we have freedoms where you are able to say what we feel in our hearts and those that don't agree have the right to oppose it. We've gone past this we pick sides we are advocates we have blurred the line between what's right and wrong whereas we can't differentiate anymore we've made elders who  opinions have been made obsolete even though we have the experience we are being led by people who want to create new Human beings if you will.FRANKENSTEIN. And you are suppose to EMBRACE that if not and you speak out. HATE speech. There last line OF DEFENDING the indefensible. So you hate and a BULLY Imagine they come up with term like you bully the DEVIL! · As is their right TO,  just as IS my right to oppose but they don't want me to post they don't want me to be able to speak truth to power because this power is ...