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I wouldn't have a problem with random drug testing for people receiving aid from the government if it wouldn't cost so much money. The system is already sick and corrupted and inefficient without the additional layer.
Besides, drug tests are so ridiculously easy to pass (assuming you know about them a few hours in advance) when you shouldn't that the whole process ends up being more like "do you have enough money to fool the test?"
If we want to actually help people, let's separate the people who want help from the people who want handouts better and stop wasting so much money on the bureaucracy.
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