percysunshine
Diamond Member
Maybe you should try to stop me from not spending your money..
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Maybe you should try to stop me from not spending your money..
In a perfect world with unlimited government resources you would be right. But in the real world solving a problems requires doing so with limited resources.Why not arrest the person to whom the card was issued, for fraud.
Does the man who stole a necklace and pawns it any less responsible than the broker who loaned him money for the necklace? Does the thief have ANY responsibility at all in your mind?
Post that quote that you said I made that poor people only have to walk to a library. You cannot. I stated an option, a possibility and you know it. I further addressed the lack of libraries in many towns from a quick check and this is a lack of responsibility somewhere. States I would guess fighting where to spend and ignore needs for public libraries.I shot down your "solution", and now you're pitching a bitch that I didn't take it seriously. You saying the poor only have to walk to the local library to access the internet shows you're clueless.
I’ve seen it done that’s why I mentioned it. BTW- your multiple falsehoods (never connected using the kid wagon for shopping, for one) inaccurate assessments are glaring. Please, can someone pass me a pair of sunglasses?I shot down your "solution", and now you're pitching a bitch.
Saying the poor can find a neighborhood yard sale to pick up a wagon to go shopping.
[Post that quote that you said I made that poor people only have to walk to a library. You cannot. I stated an option, a possibility and you know it.
Within walking distance to a library, absolutely. Neighborhood and individual
Yard sales have great finds for less cost for kid wagons.
I stand by the simple statement that if a person is able to buy a kid wagon at a yard sale they can use it to take the kids to the library to use the Internet. Pretty basic. It’s a common thing and occurs within all economic brackets as a way to get somewhere without a vehicle or bus. You’re a persistent little fellow aren’t you? Lol
Then why did you lie, that you didn't say that.I stand by the simple statement that if a person is able to buy a kid wagon at a yard sale they can use it to take the kids to the library to use the Internet
Post that quote that you said I made that poor people only have to walk to a library. You cannot. I stated an option, a possibility and you know it.
I stand by the simple statement that if a person is able to buy a kid wagon at a yard sale they can use it to take the kids to the library to use the Internet
Then why did you lie, that you didn't say that.
If you're going to pitch a bitch you didn't say something, you should apologize.
I’ve nominated you for a contest by the way, you might be in the top running!But you said that of EBT recipients.
Who live in middle class neighborhoods with local libraries and yard sales.
Too muchHow much welfare do I get since you people claim I do?
In a perfect world they would be working and buying their own shit with their own money.In a perfect world with unlimited government resources you would be right. But in the real world solving a problems requires doing so with limited resources.
You would throw the EBT recipient in jail (even if just for a day) requiring child services take their children, and put them into foster care, and multiply that by the 1,000 EBT card holders. VS shutting down the liquor store not just illegally accepting such payments, but telling EBT card holders they can come to their store to get cash.
I'm not saying it needs to be some strict diet. Preventing the purchase of things like soda and candy with EBT isn't going to prevent anybody from being fed.Your desire for healthy foods for poor people often depends on access to healthier foods which often isn’t accessible.
Or they want a prepared meal, which they can't buy with EBT.In a perfect world they would be working and buying their own shit with their own money.
There are conditions that the recipients of welfare are obligated to follow. If they want to sell their cards for cash or drugs or anything else that is prohibited, then they aren't hungry.
You seem to have a problem with numbers. You're talking about at most dozens of businesses breaking the law, vs thousands of EBT card holders. To solve the problem, go after the businesses, not after the card holders, who would end up costing the government far more in child welfare then the fraud they're trying to stop.If the business owner is breaking the law then fine the business owner. If it continues, take his or her license. But instead of trying to track down all the offenders, why not stop it at the source. The welfare recipient.
You seem to have a problem with numbers. You're talking about at most dozens of businesses breaking the law, vs thousands of EBT card holders. To solve the problem, go after the businesses, not after the card holders, who would end up costing the government far more in child welfare then the fraud they're trying to stop.
This is no different than going after the businesses that hire illegal aliens, but you would rather go after the illegal aliens instead.