Drug Testing in Wisconsin

Dear Governor Walker,
             I'm using my voice to speak up for the many others that are going to be affected by this new law of drug testing for adults who are receiving FoodShare, Medicaid, etc. I am completely against the law against drug testing due to the fact that some people desperately need this assistance to stay alive in todays society and government.
           My first argument, the government has no authority to decide on drug testing the adults that are enlisted in these programs. This is a violation of Human Rights due to the fact that you are violating the rights of the humans that is in need while also saying they have no control over how they are treated. They might feel degraded and feel like they are being singled out based upon the religion or ethnicity of the person they are testing at the time.
          My second argument, is the people that live in poverty and in the lower parts of city are the majority of people that are in the programs listed above. The people that have struggled the most are the ones they want to drug test and accuse them of using drugs and then just be abusing the rights of the programs. They shouldn't have to live their life in fear of getting drug tested over just receiving aid for food or medical care.
           My third argument, there is not just young adults and middle aged adults on these programs but older adults are also on these programs. They should not be subjected to drug testing because like it was mentioned before it violates the human rights of the people while also making the process of receiving aid much more difficult.
         In conclusion, many other and I have came together and have decided to go against the mass drug testing proposal.

Counts and Rates

Counts and rates help us understand the breast cancer situation in different populations in the United States and all around the world by showing us how the chances of getting breast cancer has increased over the years due to lack of research and care but also the lack of medical screening because the price has increased. The stories it tells is, that people that are living in poverty and lower class neighborhoods receive less medical and health care appointments because of the less amount of money they have. If they do receive medical attention, it isn't very good or they could be misdiagnosed or given a false positive/negative results. It makes me want to invest further is the amount of aid relief that the people are receiving in the lower classes.