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CBS News reports that 43 million Americans—one in eight—are now on food stamps, sparking outrage and disbelief over the nation’s growing dependence on government aid. With fears of SNAP benefit cuts and even theft threats circulating online, critics say the U.S. has created a culture of entitlement and dependency that mirrors addiction. As states like Virginia declare emergencies over delayed benefits, calls for deep welfare reform grow louder, questioning how America reached this point—and what it will take to reverse it.
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CBS News reports that 43 million Americans—one in eight—are now on food stamps, sparking outrage and disbelief over the nation’s growing dependence on government aid. With fears of SNAP benefit cuts and even theft threats circulating online, critics say the U.S. has created a culture of entitlement and dependency that mirrors addiction. As states like Virginia declare emergencies over delayed benefits, calls for deep welfare reform grow louder, questioning how America reached this point—and what it will take to reverse it.
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