09-29-2017, 11:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-30-2017, 12:27 AM by Classic-Xer.)
(09-29-2017, 08:56 PM)pbrower2a Wrote:True, you can live ok on minimum wage when taxpayers are absorbing the bulk of your higher costs. I lived really good when I was working full time and living in Mom's home before entering vocational school.(09-29-2017, 10:21 AM)Eric the Green Wrote:(09-28-2017, 10:51 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote: I'm dealing in realities while your stuck on stereotypes. I don't do stereotypes. I tend to ignore them and judge for myself. I would've ran out of friends along time ago had I stuck to stereotypes. Lets see, I've seen the teenager a couple of cash as you said. BTW, I view her so-called cash cows as poverty anchors. BTW, I would classify the teenager with the cash cows as an idiot welfare recipient.
How much does their healthcare for themselves and their children cost us? How much does the roof over their heads for them and their children cost us? These aren't small ticket items. How much does the education or at least the attempt to educate their children or themselves and all the other services available to them cost us? I'd really like to see a breakdown of the costs associated with entitlement programs.
I would have thought you did some research and found out already how much they cost before you judged them as idiots and voted Republican because of people like them. The fact is that AFDC welfare recipients don't get enough to live on.
And you don't seem to know what an entitlement program is. Entitlement programs are those which the recipient has paid for, and thus is entitled to. Like social security. Welfare is not an entitlement program. Public education is something provided to all children, and is necessary if we are to continue living in a democratic society-- such as it is.
Your post illustrates the fact that Republican voters often vote on the basis of prejudice and resentment, rather than facts.
In fact, welfare recipients have every incentive to take low-paying jobs as retail cashiers and fast-food workers.