Remodeling Maidiac
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- Jun 13, 2011
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excuse me but that shit cost a helluv a lot more than a hundred bucks.
Cable/internet............120
Xbox.............................300
Each game....................60
Computer.....................800
TV..................................300+
Then what about all the other types of unnecessary products.....
Laptops
Ipods
Iphones
Playstations
Dvd/bluray players
Stereos
Fancy wheels on your cars
My point is all that crap adds up to a large amount of money and how can one claim to be poor and want more help when their poor financial planning is so obvious?
I got to pay for someone to get food stamps so they can afford the latest and greatest game? Fuck that
You are also confusing monthly expenditures with personal wealth. Yes poor people have personal wealth too. It comes from a lifetime of purchases. Some things may have been gifts, some may have been bought when times were good, some bought used.
The things you are bitching about may be worth $800 in a pawn shop. That's it. And you want to take it away because the poor don't suffer enough to suit you
I guess that he doesn't know that 2nd hand stores exist, nor that people get gifts for things like birthdays and Christmas. The toys are a 1 time expenditure, and many people (myself included) use layaway to get some things.
Know what good thing that the rich will NEVER experience? The thrill of making the final payment, and knowing that thing is yours.
I guess what you fail to realize is that it doesn't matter where he buys his toys. If he is going to be eating and feeding his children with my tax dollars he should be using his money to better his own children's future not giving him his nightly online gaming fix.
For fucks sake are any of you responsible parents?