OnePercenter
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Sad how someone that has such low skills the only job they can get is at Walmart thinks they should get welfare.
ALL retail workers are low skilled?
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Sad how someone that has such low skills the only job they can get is at Walmart thinks they should get welfare.
Who pays for that education?
All US money is imaginary. Can print however much they want because it isn't backed by gold any more. So objecting to spending because you think it's a lot doesn't make any sense because the money has only as much value as we say it does, but no real vlaue - it's just fancy paper.
US is over $18 trillion in debt. Even if we were only $1 trillion in debt we could never pay it off without reducing spending to zero for some years. So when ever a politician talks about reducing spending, they're taking advantage of stupid people who think that's going to do something real. It isn't. Can spend as much as they want since it seems they know they'll default on the national debt eventually.
Doesn't Kansass have any REAL issues to deal with?
Most of them are, especially if they had no work experience (even in retailing sector) or had work experience only in retailing sector.ALL retail workers are low skilled?Sad how someone that has such low skills the only job they can get is at Walmart thinks they should get welfare.
I was taught that a social safety net is the price we pay for living in a capitalist society.
Ever wonder who taught you that? Think maybe the owners of the "Walmarts" of the world had anything to do with it?
Doesn't Kansass have any REAL issues to deal with?
Don't you think freeloaders are a real issue, not only in Kansas but all over the US. If only this country was made of self-reliant, independent people we would never end up in a socialist grave Mr O is pushing us.
I was taught that a social safety net is the price we pay for living in a capitalist society.
Ever wonder who taught you that? Think maybe the owners of the "Walmarts" of the world had anything to do with it?
I know exactly who taught me that and why. It was the great Canadian writer and historian Pierre Burton, in his book The Smug Minority.
You lot certainly fit his description of the Smug Minority. So sure it could never happen to you.
Doesn't Kansass have any REAL issues to deal with?
Don't you think freeloaders are a real issue, not only in Kansas but all over the US. If only this country was made of self-reliant, independent people we would never end up in a socialist grave Mr O is pushing us.
No, I don't think freeloaders are the real issue. Those who are receiving benefits are retired, disabled, military families, minimum wage workers, and welfare recipients. The percentage of people receiving welfare with no intention of working, are less than 1% of the population.
The right wing media keeps you lot focused on welfare cheats to distract you from the corporate welfare queens like Walmart who use government programs to supplement wages. That's $6.2 billion you lot donated to the Walton's coffers, and you lot blame their employees, not the corporation. Talk about picking up the peanuts while being trampled by the elephants.
"We're trying to make sure those benefits are used the way they were intended," O'Donnell, vice chair of the state senate's standing committee on public health and welfare, said. "This is about prosperity. This is about having a great life."
Kansas to ban use of welfare on tattoos cruises psychics - CNN.com
That's the quote that discredits the idea of welfare system per se. Everybody knows there are professional welfare receivers who do not work and do not intend to do so. Brand new tattoo and a bottle of cheep beer is everything this people really care about.
Welfare was introduced to provide temporary help to people who for some reasons cannot sustain themselves. You cannot sit at home and expect you are getting everything you want. Sorry, you are in the US, it doesn't work that way in this country.
I'm a big proponent of our welfare programs because most people who are getting help do actually work, or they are elderly or kids. That being said, I have no problem in realistically limiting what people can purchase with those funds. Everything listed here seems reasonable, however, the proposed bill in Missouri restricting food stamp recipients from purchasing steak or seafood is absurd. In that case, some dumbass thinks it's a great idea for these people to be forced into eating frozen processed foods rather than healthy meat or seafood.
Good grief. Can we leave the Sovereign citizen big bank conspiracy crap out of this?All US money is imaginary. Can print however much they want because it isn't backed by gold any more. So objecting to spending because you think it's a lot doesn't make any sense because the money has only as much value as we say it does, but no real vlaue - it's just fancy paper.
US is over $18 trillion in debt. Even if we were only $1 trillion in debt we could never pay it off without reducing spending to zero for some years. So when ever a politician talks about reducing spending, they're taking advantage of stupid people who think that's going to do something real. It isn't. Can spend as much as they want since it seems they know they'll default on the national debt eventually.