I think the word "welfare" is insulting and demeaning.

By the way,  yella,  I found my digital camera and that's why I want to go to the seagull place.  I want to get video of the seagulls in flight grabbing the food out of yours and my hands.

The underlying thought behind the mention of the "general welfare" in the Constitution does not imply giveaways...it's to ensure that the majority of citizens are helped, not harmed, by the actions of the government...fed, state or local. That, needless to say, hasn't been the trend in the US for many years. That trend needs to be reversed. Oh, and for the idiot, I don't care about your "needs".

Floridatexan wrote:
The underlying thought behind the mention of the "general welfare" in the Constitution does not imply giveaways...it's to ensure that the majority of citizens are helped, not harmed, by the actions of the government...fed, state or local.  That, needless to say, hasn't been the trend in the US for many years.  That trend needs to be reversed.  Oh, and for the idiot, I don't care about your "needs".  

Then why should I care about yours you stupid bitch?

You're free to live on the street and starve if that's how you want to live. Don't make your problems into mine.

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuIkINDV0tg

 

Bob wrote:

Yella wrote:

Bob wrote:I think it would be a lot better if we change the word "welfare" to "transitional living fund".

Howabout this:

aygffycstgmtbd.  

Anything you get for free you can sell to get money to buy drugs,

Works for me.  But how do we pronounce it.  lol

works for me too, but how do I do drugs and maintain a mind in order to do my job, oh wait, I don't need no stinkin job... hit me up... I got hair, who needs a job LOL

cool1 wrote:I kinda feel sorry for some out there whos husband leaves them and they have to raise children by themselves its not easy!  Its been done but I don't think its easy !  well unless they get food stamps .  But you have to consider rent ,  Renting a place its not cheap to rent , some rent out there is very high like $600 to $700 a month for nice places   

You missed Section 8 housing which, in some cases, actually pays more than the market rate.  Then they have reduced cable so they have high speed internet, what house doesn't get that?  Then there's a free cellphone.  Help with utilities...why work?

Damaged Eagle wrote:

But!... But!... I'm kinda likin' the idea of the government having brothels and demanding some workin' gals and guys to... administer to the mental and social health of poor males and females in need of some lovin'.

Perhaps the government can do like Muslim' countries do and have those gals and guys in prison work their crimes off... Say one day off their sentence for every ten guys or gals they service.

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3MXiTeH_Pg

 

The IRS took over a legal brothel for unpaid taxes.  The government tried to run it and went broke.  In New York, the government ran the Off Track Betting locations in the city.  They lost money.

If the government can't make a profit with a whore house and gambling parlors, doesn't that pretty much say it all with regard to their competence?

Floridatexan wrote:
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

You missed a critical word.  Not surprising.

Markle wrote:

Damaged Eagle wrote:

But!... But!... I'm kinda likin' the idea of the government having brothels and demanding some workin' gals and guys to... administer to the mental and social health of poor males and females in need of some lovin'.

Perhaps the government can do like Muslim' countries do and have those gals and guys in prison work their crimes off... Say one day off their sentence for every ten guys or gals they service.

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3MXiTeH_Pg

 

The IRS took over a legal brothel for unpaid taxes.  The government tried to run it and went broke.  In New York, the government ran the Off Track Betting locations in the city.  They lost money.

If the government can't make a profit with a whore house and gambling parlors, doesn't that pretty much say it all with regard to their competence?

Of course! You expected something more from our government?... Like honesty and transparency in what they do?

I'm just in this for my general welfare because I don't want to get blue balls...

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz61YQWZuYU

 

Markle wrote:

The IRS took over a legal brothel for unpaid taxes.  The government tried to run it and went broke.  In New York, the government ran the Off Track Betting locations in the city.  They lost money.

If the government can't make a profit with a whore house and gambling parlors, doesn't that pretty much say it all with regard to their competence?

Yes it absolutely does. And this time no sarcasm because your observation is spot on.

Damaged Eagle wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:
The underlying thought behind the mention of the "general welfare" in the Constitution does not imply giveaways...it's to ensure that the majority of citizens are helped, not harmed, by the actions of the government...fed, state or local.  That, needless to say, hasn't been the trend in the US for many years.  That trend needs to be reversed.  Oh, and for the idiot, I don't care about your "needs".  

Then why should I care about yours you stupid bitch?

Your free to live on the street and starve if that's how you want to live. Don't make your problems into mine.

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuIkINDV0tg

 

You are a sickening, disgusting perverted rube. I never asked you to care about me or my problems. I never will. You are lower than gutter slime.

Here are 10 examples of "welfare":

http://www.commondreams.org/view/2014/01/13-4

...the corporate kind. These things really don't help people in "general"...they disproportionately help those who don't need help.

Floridatexan wrote:
Here are 10 examples of "welfare":

http://www.commondreams.org/view/2014/01/13-4

...the corporate kind.  These things really don't help people in "general"...they disproportionately help those who don't need help.  

I always wondered what a George soros schill looked like, now I know. you are aware he made his fortune by hedge funds?

im gonna toss this one just just because....

George Soros, who made his fortune in the hedge fund industry; Herb and Marion Sandler, the California couple who own a multi-billion-dollar savings and loan business; and Peter Lewis, the chairman of an Ohio insurance company, donated more than $63m (�34m) in the 2004 election cycle to organizations seeking to defeat George W. Bush.

Floridatexan wrote:

Damaged Eagle wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:
The underlying thought behind the mention of the "general welfare" in the Constitution does not imply giveaways...it's to ensure that the majority of citizens are helped, not harmed, by the actions of the government...fed, state or local.  That, needless to say, hasn't been the trend in the US for many years.  That trend needs to be reversed.  Oh, and for the idiot, I don't care about your "needs".  

Then why should I care about yours you stupid bitch?

Your free to live on the street and starve if that's how you want to live. Don't make your problems into mine.

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuIkINDV0tg

 

You are a sickening, disgusting perverted rube.  I never asked you to care about me or my problems.  I never will.  You are lower than gutter slime.

Says the woman who worked at a government run brothel until Seaoat swept her off her feet and took her away from all that.

*****ROFLMAO*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NF5XU-k2Vk

  

Floridatexan wrote:
Here are 10 examples of "welfare":

http://www.commondreams.org/view/2014/01/13-4

...the corporate kind.  These things really don't help people in "general"...they disproportionately help those who don't need help.  

This is a joke from one of the most Progressive web sites in the country right?

Tell us, how cancelling the deduction on mortgages is a "gift" to corporations.