- Moderator
- #121
As always when this subject comes up, the right's answer comes down to: "I got mine. Screw you."
The compassionate conservatism of the elder Bush has given way to a reckless selfishness, an intense grabbing for all the pile which their greasy hands can hold. Owing nothing to their fellow man, owing nothing to the country which gave them opportunity or to the society which sustains them, ignoring the assist they got from others, pretending they got here on their own, their position would drive America back to the 19th century when poor people literally starved to death and died young from disease.
Thank God a majority of American's rejected your myopic and self-centered view.
How is asking people to work for something or live under spartan condtions when being aided by MY tax dollars "I got mine, screw you?".
Its far more of a shame to coddle them and let them fester under the help of the state than maybe subject them to a little suffering in order to get them off thier asses and supporting themselves.
progressives have taken a safety net and turned it into a fishing net that traps people in it, because it is simple human nature for some people to just get along with handouts than to have to work for thier own well being.
We have to bring shame back to the equation. Shame of not being able to support yourself or your family without the help of daddy government.
It's not. But if he is honest with himself and with his position and with the positions of others, he might have to reassess his viewpoints.