A house.
The simple pleasure of safety,
security, and comfort.
Gone.
Cast out.
Payments not made, jobs lost
a cost of the push to loan to much.
Streets.
Social affliction.
We wouldn’t need Welfare if we had available jobs
Instead we’re robbed, they’re gone, overseas.
Economy’s shot.
Employment
Giving people work, jobs do produce goods,
That can’t cost more than the taxes to pay for their poverty.
Common sense.
In 2010 there were around 3.8 million foreclosures in America (http://www.housingwire.com/2011/01/12/foreclosures-reach-record-high-in-2010-realtytrac). This is pretty unacceptable in my opinion. "The price of Medicaid was $273 billion in 2010. Jobless benefits cost $160 billion. The food stamps program cost $70 billion, and Welfare cost $22 billion" (http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2010-08-30-1Asafetynet30_ST_N.htm)
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