Over-acceptance of socio-economic dependency

People, rich or poor, believe that they are entitled to the benefits provided by civilized governments, such as health care and education, without paying taxes to finance them.

1. Overdependence on government
2. Economic dependence
3. Dependence on social welfare

1. Unfair social security entitlements
2. Underproductivity
3. Social parasites
4. Excessive growth of social expenditure
5. Discrimination against unmarried mothers
6. Depersonalization of responsibility
7. Delusions over responsibility for community improvements
8. Collapsing social security system

1. Psycho-social dependency
2. Fostering of dependency by social institutions
3. Collapse in the meaning of participating in society

1. Prejudicial community self-reliance
2. Misrepresentation of self-sufficiency as socially responsible
3. Ineffective delivery of basic human resource services

1. Neo-colonialism
2. Inadequate local government financing

1. Recognizing socio-economic interdependencies
2. Questioning dependency on social assistance
3. Creating dependency

1. Dependence
2. Overcommitment
3. Unquestionable