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Social Security is part of the [[welfare state]], but it is not considered a welfare program because the beneficiaries have paid into it all their working lives.
 
Social Security is part of the [[welfare state]], but it is not considered a welfare program because the beneficiaries have paid into it all their working lives.
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Social security programs were first introduced by conservatives and pro-business politicians, such as [[Otto von Bismark]] in Germany and [[Winston Churchill]] in Britain, in order to weaken Socialism. All developed countries have a system somewhat similar to the U.S.
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Social security programs were first introduced by conservatives and pro-business politicians, such as [[Otto von Bismark]] in Germany and [[Winston Churchill]] in Britain, in order to weaken [[socialism]]. All developed countries have a system somewhat similar to the U.S.
    
==History==
 
==History==
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