I believe in the principles of dignity, solidarity, and subsidiarity (the 3 pillars of Catholic social teaching)

What's missing in your comments are logic, principles, & an understanding of how the human virtues work.  

You think the federal government is the best answer, the first answer, & the last answer. 

I see the dual value of "capillary action" fueled by individuals making choices out of love of God, the Holy Spirit working through the individual hearts.

You prefer surrogate decision makers with the Alinsky playbook in hand, robbing one set of people to noisily addict other people to an invisible paycheck.  So that one day they too will genuflect at the altar of government, voting for a new savior. 

We just differ that way. 

The limit of our charity is, in fact, the sum of our self-gift. 

God expects no more from us in aiding the poor than that.  

There is no love or charity in forced giving.  It robs the Holy Spirit of the Yes He so greatly desires in individual hearts.