yeah yeah, you want welfare recipients to enjoy the life we working people enjoy , I get it.
You're out on in left field picking daisies enjoying a few too many suds but hey whatever.
What you dont seem to grasp maybe its because of your disliking of the "orange one" is people on assistance shouldn't be living beyond their means, the assistance they get is for survival, basic survival
I dont see having a free phone as basic survival, access to the net as basic survival, a flat screen TV as basic survival, being able to save for vacation as basic survival
Ive seen people who live on meager wages that dont have flat screen TV, the up to date kick azz computer system let alone video games galore.
They live within their means, Ive seen people like that dont even have a computer they go the library and use one.
they are saving , scrimping by.
yet the welfare cheat lives like someone in the 1% crowd, B.S.
yeah, living on 300 cash and 300 food each month is like living in the 1% if you happen to have a flat screen or a phone .. or video games or a nice computer ...lol, unbelievable
and thats in the nutshell, its about the idea that if they are on assistance, they are not as 'deserving' as the people who are not.
doesnt matter if they worked and hit hard times, if they happen to have family or friends who dont want them feeling like they are pieces of CRAP that society treats them as and gets them some 'gifts' sometimes, doesnt matter if they had a partner or another source or non tax income that ended and they are struggling ... they dont deserve to have what 'working' folks have ....
and THATS the ego problem that kills me. The assumption people have that they can know another persons situation in terms of their life and the 'things' that may be in it.
It's kind of sad, that people won't do the math.
Consider this.
Tonight, if you cook your dinner on a stove, instead of over a fire, you just made it into 32% of the richest people in the world.
If your water comes out of the faucet, instead of a well, you just needed into the top 28% of the richest people in the world.
If you have electric lights, instead of candles to illuminate your home, you just made it into the top 25% of the richest people in the world.
If you sleep on a bed, instead of a mat, you just made it into the top 21% of the richest people in the world.
If you have more than three pairs of shoes, you just made it into the top 17% of the richest people in the world.
If you have a roof over your head, even a leaky one, (and yes that includes our homeless people in shelters.) You just made it into the top 9% of the richest people in the world.
Everyone here has a computer, at least one TV, Internet service in their home, and at least a high school education.
Congratulations, you're in the top 5% of the richest people in the world.
And you're really complaining that someone might get something like you have? Really?
No wonder the rest of the world thinks all Americans are spoiled and rich.
Edited by
Viper1j
on Mon 06/18/18 11:55 AM