Study gave at risk men therapy and money

I really hope the age of "poverty is a choice" comes to an end. We need responsible states but the most important thing is that the state should provide as much as it sustainably can to people.

Health, education, housing, these are all factors that we need to be able to sustain ourselves in modern society. And at a base, but dignified place, they should be provided by the state.

Anyway, not everyone agrees. And most importantly, most politicians disagree. Arguments I often hear are the following: "I was poor and i was able to overcome it, it's possible" and "If we give to poor people, they are going to keep being lazy!". I think these two arguments have a lot in common: the notion that poverty is kind of a choice. It is extremely unfair that someone that is born in poverty has to put, 3, 5, 7 times the effort than someone that was born in wealth. Really, as someone that is privileged, I think it would be impossible for me to put in 3 times the effort that I have put into things. But I never had to do it.

Life is pretty unfair, but I think the role of society is to make it less unfair.