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Uhh you need food to live, so buying food is productive...sure cigarettes and alcohol are not productive, but the government isen't going to be passing a law against people on welfare having a beer here and there or smoking cigarettes, because yes even people on welfare have the right to buy consumer goods they want if they have the money for it.

Anyways I am actually on SSI due to disability, its unlikely I will be working any time soon...also you have no idea what things I like to learn about, some of them would certainly be productive in the right context/circumstances but for now still trying to get adequate mental health treatment. As for physical health I am skinny and I walk all the time, if anything I don't eat enough especially since my food stamps got cut so I doubt I would have anything in common with the fat mother on benefits wanting more money to help her diet....also I bet this is one of those one in a few cases but is written as though it's a proper representation of the majority of people who rely on a form of welfare/government assistance.

You can get five days supply of brown rice and lentils cheap, you can get eggs and vegetables at a low price as well. Choose organic, it's good for you and the planet.

Spending it on chocolate bars, alcohol, cigarettes and cakes isn't productive at all, the leading causes of death in America are diabetes and obesity.

Exercise causes endorphins, rollerblading, skating, walking. According to the journal of the American medical association, the over consumption of red meat has been linked to diseases as such as colon cancer, high cholesterol and heart disease.