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Depends on prior work history. If someone one has worked more than 5 years and becomes unemployed they deserve it

People should work if they are able, even part time; however, in case when one cannot work, then fine. People should hav…

Yes and no, Yes for the average citizen but no if there are actual disabled citizens who are not taking advantage of it.

No, but depending on the circumstance most people should be able to apply for medicaid with our without a job.

Yes, but you can apply to have an extension on unemployment/permanent unemployment if you are disabled

If they are able to. Most have debilitating issues that may not be readily visible but prevent them from working.

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