What does government entitlements mean?

Answer 1

Entitlements are any money or funds given to an entity or business to help sustain them in hard times. The middle class and lower income individuals who receive help, such as Social Security, health insurance, Veterans assistance, food stamps, housing help, etc. are labeled as entitlement seekers. But, when Walmart receives millions upon millions of money each year from our government or any Corporation gets tax credits enabling them to pay less taxes than every other American, credits so abundant that huge Corporations such as GE, don't even pay any taxes for a year, and also are entitled to numerous loop holes to keep them from accounting for all of their actual income or sending money to other countries to hide it, they are deemed as job producers, so even though they are receiving more entitlements and funds each year to help them when they don't even need it, the actual people in need are the ones ridiculed.