Are you using food stamps as part of welfare?
Your numbers only work if you use the percentages per 46 mil on welfare/foods stamps. I have no idea on how they are actually using the figures.
If you use it per population percentages then whites would have higher numbers.
just using the 2010 census numbers against the 48 mil that was cited by the previous post and the percentages quoted by said poster.
48 mil on welfare total (I assume it is food stamp recipients from other numbers I have heard recently). Regardless, a much higher percentage of the black population and the hispanic population are receiving those benefits than white people are. Numbers - wise, more blacks receive those benefits than any other demographic anyhow (the biggest percentage of the 48 mil number cited).
I was just illustrating how the numbers had to work based on the limited info that was posted (again, which is what I was originally responding to). If I had all of the real numbers, I would entertain the thought of doing a more in-depth analysis of the raw data.
Go through my post and do the math, it can only work the way I point out that it can (yet again, with the caveat of the limited info provided).