> Unfortunately most of it goes to well meaning, but ineffectual do-gooders rather than actually solving any problems.
It sounds like the generic arguments of certain political parties, using terms like 'do-gooders' and calling them 'ineffectual', etc. Is there evidence behind it, in your locale?
The main issue I've seen is that public services are underfunded.
> Unfortunately most of it goes to well meaning, but ineffectual do-gooders rather than actually solving any problems.
It sounds like the generic arguments of certain political parties, using terms like 'do-gooders' and calling them 'ineffectual', etc. Is there evidence behind it, in your locale?
The main issue I've seen is that public services are underfunded.