Stuartbirdan2
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Anecdotal. Confirmation biasAll of my statements were based on personal experience. I know loads of blacks and hispanics. When I make a statement I'm speaking from experience, not wishful fucking thinking..Links=evidenceA lot of people post stats they find online, but it's often obvious that these posters have NO actual experience with the people they are talking about. That's a kind way of saying they' re clueless.There is a lot of fraud in Section 8 housing. When I worked for a major TELCO we had a large accumulation of city-owned apartment buildings in our area. They were all subsidized by the taxpayer and legally limited to one family per apartment. There was such a problem with violations that the city required us to check with the management company before installing in anything over one line per apartment and we had to remove the wiring (at city expense) for any lines over the single one when the apartment became vacant. That worked until cell phones became affordable, them even that limitation was removed.Okay, I remember that being a thing in the 1980's, too. Then they replaced physical food stamps with an EBT card. Problem solved.For a time, I helped a friend who had a small grocery store. On the first of the month people would hang out around the store. They'd sell their food stamps for 50 cents on the dollar. The money was used to buy booze or spent in beer joints or to buy pot.
Others worked for cash while collecting welfare for 2 or 3 kids. Many were prostitutes, some of whom lived with families who were in section 8 housing and, or, receiving other kinds of welfare.
One family consisting of a middle-aged mother,two grown.men approximately 24 and 30 years of age and a daughter about 25 years of age (who turned tricks). All lived in a Section 8 apartment for which they paid the mighty sum of THIRTY FIVE fucking dollars per month.
One woman with 3 kids collected welfare and food stamps, had a live-in boyfriend who worked. The woman also worked for her uncle who paid her 200 bucks a week, under the table, and provided her with a small apartment, for free. One Christmas a local religious group was giving free turkeys and extras to the poor. This whore went and got a turkey and trimmings then, a bit later, sent her pre-teen son to get another free turkey.
One night, instead of counting sheep, I counted women neighbors who turned tricks to supple.ent their welfare. I counted ten, before I fell asleep.
I know tons of people abusing the welfare system. That's one of the reasons I am absolutely against throwing more money away on these loafers and hustlers.
Wow, you seem to know a lot of prostitutes... I wonder why?
Sounds to me like a good reason to make prostitution legal and regulate it.
The reality is that you have a lot of "under the table" economy going on. I know a lot of union tradesmen who do electrical, plumbing and HVAC work on the side for people in their neighborhood and take cash under the table. Most waitresses under-report their tips.
Now all that said, I'm entirely for replacing welfare with workfare. You get a benefit, but you have to provide labor . Of course, the people who would be against that would be the public service unions and the companies that provide services to government agencies.
In the same way, many posters write the "oh, poor, poor blacks" comments when it is obvious they have little, or NO personal experience with blacks. In these cases, the posts have no value, at all.
I'll bet most statements made to 'sound' authoritative are simply pulled out of the author's ass. So, fuck you. And fuck your ridiculous call for links, you naive piece of shit.