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Originally Posted by Ferox13
The test aren't that reliable, are easy to beat and will cost money to administer.
So basically what will happen is that the government will spend more money to test welfare recipients for illegal drugs.
The response to this is that the welfare recipients who do take illegal will spend the government money they receive on kits to cheat the tests. Isn't there some sort of irony here.
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Saying that is a cop out though, look at how many people are busted for probation violations because of a dilute result or failure. It's not THAT easy to beat and I've met some (fairly... given the circumstances I suppose) intelligent people who haven't passed a test when they should have.