National Socialists are strongly supporting their own people (or they should be), either they live in a single national/racial state, either they do not. This means, that NS could never support any individual (as it is described by the phrase every man for himself) welfare system, simply because even in a multi-racial state or environment, our people, our kin, our nation, our racial brothers, still live in it. There is a huge difference in protesting against the faults a social welfare system has from a racialist perspective, and in claiming that there should not be a social one just because we live in such a multi-cultural environment.  I know that white people in America may not understand it so much, just because the bonds between whites are not strong as a single nation's cohesion, but thinking as such is surely not NS, even if its points are racially benevolent. Just think what would happen, if this every man for himself becomes true (which is what is actually going on, besides all the mumbo-jumbo our traitorous governments say). Impoverished whites, would not be able have any necessary medical care, diminishing birth rates and eventually leaving our own to become victims of an anti-racial, anti-white system. So, in terms of America, I've been voting with deregulation in mind, cutting welfare funding and being against new programs (taxpayer-funded medical), more focus on welfare-to-work, and (idealistically, but wouldn't happen) financial planning classes for recipients, and this is possibly the wrong thinking.    I've done more research and found (to my surprise) there are practically as many whites on welfare as blacks, and way fewer hispanics than I had taken for granted.  Welfare Statistics | Statistic Brain  Being anti-welfare because there are as many blacks on it as whites now seems sort of analogous to draining the pond my cows drink from because my neighbor's cows started using it. Welfare is DISPROPORTIONATELY black, but a significant number of recipients are still whites. Naturally, I hope they are eventually able to improve their situation.