He thinks that only voluntary charity efforts

should be responsible for social security.

He aims to reduce the role of government in

welfare provision.

He believes that while the state should provide

a safety net, individuals should have incentives to improve their own

conditions.

He suggests that collective responsibility is more important than personal initiative, thereby making people solely depend on the state for their survival.

only those living under the poverty line

Those who can bring proof they experience economic difficulties

only the most vulnerable: children, the elderly, the sick

All individuals

and their families

only workers

He suggests that Want is less important than

the other Giants.

He highlights that eradicating poverty through

financial support is more straightforward than solving deeper issues like education

or employment.

He downplays the role of social security in

economic stability.

He means that economic policies alone can solve social inequality—other structural reforms are not needed.