What Are Conservative Views Affect Social Work?

“We all want the same things in life. We want freedom; we want the chance for prosperity; we want as few people suffering as possible; we want healthy children; we want to have crime free streets. The argument is how to achieve them.” – Rush Limbaugh. There’s two different views and beliefs whenever policies are involved. In this situation, conservative and liberal views take on the role how to solve American’s number one issue, social welfare.
After completing the questionnaire, adding the total and dividing the total by twelve I received my answer. However, the result of my average score was two, which is indicated as “implies that you’re somewhat conservative.” As matter of fact, I personally agree with the questionnaire result, which implies myself more of a conservative person. I believe in personal responsibilities and less dependency on the government, itself. As a mother, wife, full time

employee and student at Mesa Community College, life can be difficult. However, I have an agenda to balance out the craziness in my schedule. These include preparing crock-pot meals before going to work, homework on my lunch break, having my daughter in bed by 8:00 PM and planning in advance before deadlines. On the other hand, majority of us want to be successful, professionally in the workforce. I believe conservative accurately reflects me professionally. For an example, I volunteer to come in early, ask questions if I don’t understand something, make suggestions, mentoring new employees, making extra efforts to meet our goal and finding new strategies. It’s important to set goals for yourself, especially where you’re going to be in the future career wise. In other words, it’s important to take your own responsibilities into your own hands without relying on anyone else. Responsibilities will get you further in life, it’s also a part of growing up and accepting your consequences of your own actions.
Generally speaking from a conservative view, I believe this changes how I view social work and welfare differently.

Conservatives are not friendly nor devoted when an economic intervention issue is brought up. To clarity, conservatives believe social welfare should be limited due to their understanding “government programs promotes laziness.” Additionally, they also argue that if anyone receiving assistances from any government program, they should give something back. Consequently, conservative views affect society members in a few ways. Most notably, how can you truly live the life you want to live, when society doesn’t support it by any means? However, this changes my prospective about social work as a conservative. I strongly support welfare. Therefore, we need welfare to support and provide for the poor. Nevertheless, we certainly have welfare to bring justice and fairness to our economic life, this is important to know. What would happen if all social welfare were cancelled? Without welfare, life would be way below the poverty line. That’s just not

acceptable.
To this end, will the argument ever have an answer in the future by either views? With disputes on different views and beliefs on social welfare. All we can do is hope America’s number one issue will soon be resolved.