Dependency nation?
Temlakos~POTL~PWCM~JLA~☆
2012/08/10 18:44:21
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And if this goes on, you'll need a wheelbarrow of those bills just to buy a loaf of bread. And then that loaf of bread won't be available at any price. Because the whole thing will collapse.
So which is it to be? A dependency nation? Or back to a self-sufficiency and responsibility nation?
- 107 million Americans were on welfare of some kind by the end of
June of last year? That’s 11 percent more than two years before.
“Welfare” doesn’t include Medicare or Social Security. At least people
pay into those programs directly. (The government says that you
pay in for your own benefit later. In fact, what you pay in, pays for
benefits going out to those on it now. But that’s another story.) - In the last three months, more people applied for Social Security disability than found jobs at private businesses?
- 43 percent of people who come in to this country are still on welfare 20 years later?
- 49.5 percent of Americans pay no income taxes?
And if this goes on, you'll need a wheelbarrow of those bills just to buy a loaf of bread. And then that loaf of bread won't be available at any price. Because the whole thing will collapse.
So which is it to be? A dependency nation? Or back to a self-sufficiency and responsibility nation?
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Theresa 2012/08/10 19:16:29Responsibility and self-sufficiency.





















I have a friend who complains that his wife can't get people to work in her restaurant because they would loose their medicaid. My response is always the same. Stop complaining; pay a little more and offer reasonable health insurance.
2 low pay jobs don't make up for one good one and may stop you from getting the good one. A few people told me to take anything a few years ago and I told them they were wrong. Took a year of consulting in my field but I was right I kept my skills up to date spent the money on good tools and got a good job. Have had it for about 10 years now.
Everything I've heard about tort reform says that states like Texas that have tried it have not seen a decline in costs. Tell me a state that has tried it and seen costs go down.
In this kind of an economy with our military needs 20% across the board is impractical because a lot of people just couldn't pay it and the government couldn't run on it.
However, government cannot easily control free independent individuals so like any bunch of appreciative SERVANTS turned Al Capone mobsters, they increasingly used the peoples wealth against them to turn the weaker minds among us into a bunch of useless ill-educated, illogical, producer hating dependents who believe that the progressive criminals somehow someway gave them everything that they take for granted today.
What steps are taken to go from a world of government programs to a world where families, neighbors, and friends are forced, out of necessity, to help each other survive? What will the country look like during this period - protests – violent civil unrest, Marshall Law? Like many of us, I have heard similar scenarios proposed by some of the “experts.” Hopefully it will be none of the above. I personally have no idea but I am not planning for the best of times.
He just undid the work provision for Welfare, which was a key factor in the Newt Gingrich balanced budget, you know, the one Clinton always takes credit for.
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Second, this country is now too big and too complicated not to have a safety net for those who cannot, for whatever reason, support themselves. A lot of people on welfare have lost their jobs, run our of unemployment benefits and still have not found a job. We still have the Welfare to Work program although you wouldn't know it if you watch the Romney campaign ads and there will always be those incapable of holding a job for many different reasons. In one of his more selfish moments, a disciple of Jesus tried to help a poor person and Jesus told him, the poor you will always have with you, not so for the son of man....or something to that effect. My biblical quotes are a bit rusty.
So there are poor people, there have always been poor people and there will always be poor people.
Sorry, not buying it
Everyone pays taxes. If there is one class that pays too little tax, it is the wealthy. In reality, they sponge off the poor and middle class.