Fix grammar errors: If we just cut down the public spending on the aged and divert the money to other areas of the country's development, this is contrary to the purpose of the government.
The government should not spend money on the elderly, but on the poor.
The government should not spend money on the elderly, but on the poor.
The government should not spend money on the poor, but on the rich.
The government should not spend money on the poor, but on the rich.
The government should spend money on the rich, but on the poor.
The government should spend money on the rich, but on the poor.
The government should spend money on
The government should not spend money on the elderly, but on the elderly.
The government should spend money on the elderly, not on the elderly.
The government should spend money on the elderly, not on the elderly.
The government should spend money on the elderly, not on the elderly.
The government should spend money on the elderly, not on the elderly.
The government should spend money on the elderly, not on the elderly.
The government should spend money on the elderly,