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Should we also "shame employers in Right to Work States" for any homelessness?I WANT these welfare queens to be shamed when they buy their candy bars with my taxes. In fact big chains like walmart should have separate lanes where all SNAP purchases must be made.
should we do the same for anyone getting paid from public funds?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?SNAP should be limited to staple foods only. Bread, flour, beans, ground beef, chicken, milk, bulk yogurt...etc.
It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
you cannot come up with an argument, you mean.like telling rich capitalists to get off corporate welfare.SNAP should be limited to staple foods only. Bread, flour, beans, ground beef, chicken, milk, bulk yogurt...etc.
I wouldn't call ground beef or chicken staples, but otherwise yeah. If you live on rice and rolled oats with a little sugar added, you can feed yourself for under a dollar a day. Boring ? Yeah, but that's the idea. Get off welfare.,
No such thing.
Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?SNAP should be limited to staple foods only. Bread, flour, beans, ground beef, chicken, milk, bulk yogurt...etc.
It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Yes, it is; homeless persons have a Right to Work.Should we also "shame employers in Right to Work States" for any homelessness?I WANT these welfare queens to be shamed when they buy their candy bars with my taxes. In fact big chains like walmart should have separate lanes where all SNAP purchases must be made.
Someone being homeless isn't the fault of an employer. You simply don't want people to be held accountable for themselves. You expect the taxpayers to support those freeloaders.
Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?SNAP should be limited to staple foods only. Bread, flour, beans, ground beef, chicken, milk, bulk yogurt...etc.
It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Jesus will love you for it even more...Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?SNAP should be limited to staple foods only. Bread, flour, beans, ground beef, chicken, milk, bulk yogurt...etc.
It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Yes, it is; homeless persons have a Right to Work.Should we also "shame employers in Right to Work States" for any homelessness?I WANT these welfare queens to be shamed when they buy their candy bars with my taxes. In fact big chains like walmart should have separate lanes where all SNAP purchases must be made.
Someone being homeless isn't the fault of an employer. You simply don't want people to be held accountable for themselves. You expect the taxpayers to support those freeloaders.
I think you are mistaken. Income transfers are authorized in our Constitution and called taxes.Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?SNAP should be limited to staple foods only. Bread, flour, beans, ground beef, chicken, milk, bulk yogurt...etc.
It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Can it be immoral to simply tax the rich into Heaven, by solving simple poverty.Jesus will love you for it even more...Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Jesus will love you for it even more...Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
right to work means right to earn it. why not blame the employment sector?Yes, it is; homeless persons have a Right to Work.Should we also "shame employers in Right to Work States" for any homelessness?I WANT these welfare queens to be shamed when they buy their candy bars with my taxes. In fact big chains like walmart should have separate lanes where all SNAP purchases must be made.
Someone being homeless isn't the fault of an employer. You simply don't want people to be held accountable for themselves. You expect the taxpayers to support those freeloaders.
Just like the Constitution, you have no concept of what Right to Work means. You think someone that doesn't have what I've earned should get it and I should pay for it on their behalf.
I think you are mistaken. Income transfers are authorized in our Constitution and called taxes.Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?It damn sure shouldn't be used to buy sodas, candy bars, and chips.
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Let's do what our Founding Fathers wanted and abolish our standing armies.Jesus will love you for it even more...Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Jesus never used a mandate to force it from people. That means my way of looking at it falls in line with how Jesus taught we should help others. Not by the government forcing it from someone but doing it voluntarily.
right to work means right to earn it. why not blame the employment sector?Yes, it is; homeless persons have a Right to Work.Should we also "shame employers in Right to Work States" for any homelessness?I WANT these welfare queens to be shamed when they buy their candy bars with my taxes. In fact big chains like walmart should have separate lanes where all SNAP purchases must be made.
Someone being homeless isn't the fault of an employer. You simply don't want people to be held accountable for themselves. You expect the taxpayers to support those freeloaders.
Just like the Constitution, you have no concept of what Right to Work means. You think someone that doesn't have what I've earned should get it and I should pay for it on their behalf.
He never had to do it because of the social structure during that period, but did think it a great idea...Jesus will love you for it even more...Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Jesus never used a mandate to force it from people. That means my way of looking at it falls in line with how Jesus taught we should help others. Not by the government forcing it from someone but doing it voluntarily.
Let's do what our Founding Fathers wanted and abolish our standing armies.Jesus will love you for it even more...Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Jesus never used a mandate to force it from people. That means my way of looking at it falls in line with how Jesus taught we should help others. Not by the government forcing it from someone but doing it voluntarily.
it is called, the general welfare.I think you are mistaken. Income transfers are authorized in our Constitution and called taxes.Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?When you give someone a birthday present of money, do you put limitations on what can be bought with the money?
Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
That same Constitution specifically delegates the uses of those taxes. I have yet to see social welfare as a delegated use.
They never did that..Let's do what our Founding Fathers wanted and abolish our standing armies.Jesus will love you for it even more...Did you miss that ten dollars the govt. stole from you?Not the same. If you think a gift given willfully and something handed to someone another group was forced to fund is the same, we need to have a lesson on that before we can have a lesson on why freeloaders shouldn't be able to buy chips, sodas, and candy bars with money someone else earned.
Do you really thinks it's about the amount?
It's could be a penny and it would be one cent too much when it comes to forcing one to support another. If you think it's about the amount, that's another lesson you failed to learn.
Jesus never used a mandate to force it from people. That means my way of looking at it falls in line with how Jesus taught we should help others. Not by the government forcing it from someone but doing it voluntarily.
