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What did I miss? You are saying and proposing nothing. I agree gov programs suck, but I don't think the answer is do nothing. Do something different, do something better, but do something if you want the situation to get betterThat's what I just said. Doing something better means making changes, means doing something different you dupe.Go run a program and do it better then. You can cherry pick all the bad examples or failed efforts but that doesn't justify doing nothing. It only justifies a need to do it better.Whatever floats your boat
That one didn't float anything but keeping kids up til 3am when they should have been sleeping so they could learn something in school the next day....not that there's anything to learn in the public schools anymore, but at least get something to eat...not that there's anything good to eat there anymore thanks to Mooch.
Or doing something totally different.
Of course, you didn't consider that.
Why would you...you are a lefty.
Missed it again.
Maybe you get used to the fact that many government programs are built on flawed paradigms.
No matter how good they are, they miss the boat.
Sometimes you have to back to the very think you are trying to get done....and reflect on whether that is the right thing to do.
“So is hunger apparently. Let’s Jedi Mind trick ourselves into eating a steak.”
People on Twitter took Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson to task after he said that poverty was a “state of mind.”
The neurosurgeon, who previously caught heat for suggesting that slaves who were brought to America were “immigrants,” made the controversial comment during a SiriusXM Radio interview with Armstrong Williams released Wednesday.
”I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind,” said Carson. “You take somebody that has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and I guarantee you in a little while they’ll be right back up there.”
Carson’s comments sparked anger among Twitter users, including “Star Trek” actor George Takei. Here’s a sampling:
More: Ben Carson Says Poverty Is A ‘State Of Mind,’ Folks On Twitter Give Him A Piece Of Theirs
Well, Carson certainly lit up Twitter with his bizarre comment about poverty. Some very funny and imaginative ones.
Carson is a freak'n smart guy who managed to work his way out
That doesn't mean the other 30 million people in poverty can do the same
What is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
This stigma against the poor and impoverished needs to end.
Why? Why too should we reward people for being poor?
What is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
Can you name any country that does not have government Support for those in poverty where you would want to live? Neither can I. And that is why things need to be done for the poor.What is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
What is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
Maybe because of his position as the Secretary of HUD?
Why do we help those in poverty?
Because that is what great democracies do
Get education, resources and work opportunityWhat is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
Maybe because of his position as the Secretary of HUD?
Why do we help those in poverty?
Because that is what great democracies do
Help them do what ?
Get education, resources and work opportunityWhat is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
Maybe because of his position as the Secretary of HUD?
Why do we help those in poverty?
Because that is what great democracies do
Help them do what ?
I wrote one short sentence with 6 words and that's not even close to what I said. What's wrong with you, can you not understand basic English?Get education, resources and work opportunityWhat is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
Maybe because of his position as the Secretary of HUD?
Why do we help those in poverty?
Because that is what great democracies do
Help them do what ?
So you are saying they don't have opportunity ?
Carson is a freak'n smart guy who managed to work his way out
That doesn't mean the other 30 million people in poverty can do the same
Aside from money, what do you believe is the single factor that distinguishes a child living in poverty and one living well above the poverty level?
Marriage.
“So is hunger apparently. Let’s Jedi Mind trick ourselves into eating a steak.”
People on Twitter took Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson to task after he said that poverty was a “state of mind.”
The neurosurgeon, who previously caught heat for suggesting that slaves who were brought to America were “immigrants,” made the controversial comment during a SiriusXM Radio interview with Armstrong Williams released Wednesday.
”I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind,” said Carson. “You take somebody that has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and I guarantee you in a little while they’ll be right back up there.”
Carson’s comments sparked anger among Twitter users, including “Star Trek” actor George Takei. Here’s a sampling:
More: Ben Carson Says Poverty Is A ‘State Of Mind,’ Folks On Twitter Give Him A Piece Of Theirs
Well, Carson certainly lit up Twitter with his bizarre comment about poverty. Some very funny and imaginative ones.
You have zero knowledge of sociology 101.“So is hunger apparently. Let’s Jedi Mind trick ourselves into eating a steak.”
People on Twitter took Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson to task after he said that poverty was a “state of mind.”
The neurosurgeon, who previously caught heat for suggesting that slaves who were brought to America were “immigrants,” made the controversial comment during a SiriusXM Radio interview with Armstrong Williams released Wednesday.
”I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind,” said Carson. “You take somebody that has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and I guarantee you in a little while they’ll be right back up there.”
Carson’s comments sparked anger among Twitter users, including “Star Trek” actor George Takei. Here’s a sampling:
More: Ben Carson Says Poverty Is A ‘State Of Mind,’ Folks On Twitter Give Him A Piece Of Theirs
Well, Carson certainly lit up Twitter with his bizarre comment about poverty. Some very funny and imaginative ones.
He didn't say it like that. It is a person's state of mind that determines how hard they will try to better themselves. Too many do nothing. And that is a big part of the reason that some don't improve their circumstances. If they believe they can't do something, they won't. If they are led to believe that somehow racists won't let them succeed, they embrace victimhood and wait for government to hand them what they believe they are entitled to.
If people would take more action to change their lives, more would be a lot better off. Adopting a new mindset would go far. I guess some lefties prefer that people remain angry "victims" so the rest of us can keep getting screwed by politicians.
Fact is that entitlement is a state of mind and it's ruining this country.
What is Ben Carson doing for those who are in poverty?
Why does anything need to be done FOR people in poverty?
Maybe because of his position as the Secretary of HUD?
Why do we help those in poverty?
Because that is what great democracies do
Help them do what ?
“So is hunger apparently. Let’s Jedi Mind trick ourselves into eating a steak.”
People on Twitter took Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson to task after he said that poverty was a “state of mind.”
The neurosurgeon, who previously caught heat for suggesting that slaves who were brought to America were “immigrants,” made the controversial comment during a SiriusXM Radio interview with Armstrong Williams released Wednesday.
”I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind,” said Carson. “You take somebody that has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and I guarantee you in a little while they’ll be right back up there.”
Carson’s comments sparked anger among Twitter users, including “Star Trek” actor George Takei. Here’s a sampling:
More: Ben Carson Says Poverty Is A ‘State Of Mind,’ Folks On Twitter Give Him A Piece Of Theirs
Well, Carson certainly lit up Twitter with his bizarre comment about poverty. Some very funny and imaginative ones.
He didn't say it like that. It is a person's state of mind that determines how hard they will try to better themselves. Too many do nothing. And that is a big part of the reason that some don't improve their circumstances. If they believe they can't do something, they won't. If they are led to believe that somehow racists won't let them succeed, they embrace victimhood and wait for government to hand them what they believe they are entitled to.
If people would take more action to change their lives, more would be a lot better off. Adopting a new mindset would go far. I guess some lefties prefer that people remain angry "victims" so the rest of us can keep getting screwed by politicians.
Fact is that entitlement is a state of mind and it's ruining this country.
