[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

These are queried from a strictly conservative secular viewpoint.

Being concerned about efficient public assisstance and workers comp is "conservative"? That is, your grant the legitimacy of liberal programs by thinking it is "conservative" to minimize them by allowing the government to regulate behavior as well? In other words, the government created the problems, i.e. the programs and, since you can't get rid of them, i.e. solve the problems, you want the government to patch them up by restricting liberty, i.e. create new problems. That may reduce your burden on those programs so that government can create another program with the savings but, my friend, that ain't "conservative."

[jimmyray]

Not all of my comments were concerning government programs, but also related to private sector concerns. Would you support the removal of all restrictions on self destructive liberty? Consider, No man is an Island.