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Shortly after the turn of the century, Lloyd George,
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who was Prime Minister of the UK, traveled to Germany and
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looked at their system and was very much impressed and thought--
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he said one thing he noticed about Germany, there are no beggars.
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Normally, in London you couldn't walk down the street without
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seeing somebody who was sitting there holding out a tin cup
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who had no legs or mothers with children who were orphans.
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He said, it's gone in Germany.
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So, he became convinced that the UK should follow the lead.
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This was copied over the whole world
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and it's virtually everywhere now.
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Some less developed countries haven't gotten there yet,