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« Reply #12 on: March 13, 2010, 01:15:49 PM »

I would counter that it's the families that have been on welfare for generations that are not paying their fair share of the tax bill.
Knowledge do you really know how ignorant and uninformed that statment is? The numbers do not show that, most of the people on "welfare" are legally disabled aqnd handicapped. Their families come along for the ride. I know the facts you base your opinion on are talking points not fact. That is the problem with the right, ignorance~~

I remember discussing the poverty level and how many services are based on these statistics. I told the story of a family of 6 children and 2 adult parents who were well under the poverty level who worked 4 jobs between themselves and still was eligible to live in Public Housing in the units on Middlebrook Pike. I used them as an example of how putting one on welfare while sending her to school would save the taxpayers money in the long run. Brockytop offered to meet upo with them and give them some money  

The mother was of Cherokee descent from Oklahoma. She was a CNA and had a hs diploma and some college. That tells me she has been on the public dole and her family for generations.  
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« Reply #13 on: March 13, 2010, 03:20:08 PM »

Welfare is for the disabled but should that keep someone from pushing their children from getting an education and bettering themselves?  Don't tell me the majority are disabled though.   It's just not true.

It's much easier for liberals to always blame the people who actually are working, adding something to society, and making something of themselves.    Why not set that as a goal for the welfare families instead of making them the enemy?   This country was built upon giving everyone an opportunity to better themselves, not taking more and more from those who took advantage of that opportunity and giving it to those who won't.
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« Reply #14 on: March 13, 2010, 04:51:42 PM »

Knowledge that is FACT!! I am in the industry and I know that is fact....

You go to Isabella Towers and Cagle terrace nearly all the tenants were displaced from Eastern State. Love towers is filled with Military disabled. Even in the family units at Walter B Taylor and Western Heights the main tenant in a household is disabled and the family are riders.

Some of the disabilities piss me off, Adderal babies and addiction but they are disabled under federal guidelines. That is a FACT!!!

I was talking to a guy who works for me. He has family that are firemen here in Knoxville and one of them is a famous Fisherman. He can't get around his family because of this discussion. You people talk out your  and you really don't know what you are talking about....
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« Reply #15 on: March 13, 2010, 09:40:37 PM »

So, just like Democrat politicians you make your living by keeping large numbers of people on welfare.   That explains a lot about your views on this subject.    Your job would not be as important if people were given a goal of succeeding and making it on their own and not being fully supported by the government.

I don't blame you for wanting job security but it just doesn't go along with the American Dream.
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« Reply #16 on: March 14, 2010, 01:26:36 AM »

This coming from the same simpleton who would have us believe that Jimmy Carter and Obama are the two greatest Presidents of this generation.

Lack of Knowledge,

You're clueless, which is repeating the obvious.

I have NEVER, let me repeat that for a simpleton like you, NEVER said Jimmy Carter was a great President. You either have zero reading comprehension skills or you make things up to suit your agenda. Jimmy Carter was a joke. He was probably the worst President in my lifetime ... until George W. Bush, who easily supplanted the ignominious title. I have repeatedly blasted Carter on this forum. How you ever conclude I have praised Carter as some great President is beyond me or anyone else with a functioning brain cell.  

As for Obama, it is way to early to judge his presidency. I've certainly never claimed he was the greatest President of this generation. I dare you to find a post stating what you claim. You can't because, once again, you're either a twit who can't read or a liar. I'm not sure which is worse.
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« Reply #17 on: March 14, 2010, 01:46:05 AM »

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Welfare is for the disabled but should that keep someone from pushing their children from getting an education and bettering themselves?  Don't tell me the majority are disabled though.   It's just not true.

It's much easier for liberals to always blame the people who actually are working, adding something to society, and making something of themselves.    Why not set that as a goal for the welfare families instead of making them the enemy?   This country was built upon giving everyone an opportunity to better themselves, not taking more and more from those who took advantage of that opportunity and giving it to those who won't. .

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Really? Did we give native Americans a chance to "better themselves" when we built this country?  It seems we took a whole hell of a lot from them to build it. We took their land; destroyed their culture; and gave them next to nothing in return. Where was this great opportunity for native Americans? Hmmmm?

How about blacks? Just how were they able to "better themselves" in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries? It seems we took a lot from blacks to build this country so WHITE MEN could better themselves. We took their freedom; their rights; and their lives ... not to mention their dignity as human beings.

Or what about women? Was not having the right to vote a way to "better themselves"? Was being denied education and getting paid (in the few menial jobs women could find) significantly less than men a way for them to "better themselves"? When this country was being built women (assuming you were white; otherwise you didn't count) just how did women have a chance to "better themselves" outside of marrying a rich, WHITE man?

You are proof positive that you see the world only through the lens of WHITE, conservative males who create a nice mythology to discount the problems we have in our country. You're brainwashed, delusional, and have no idea how difficult life is for a large segment of our population. It's pathetic.
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« Reply #18 on: March 14, 2010, 09:47:12 AM »

So, just like Democrat politicians you make your living by keeping large numbers of people on welfare.   That explains a lot about your views on this subject.    Your job would not be as important if people were given a goal of succeeding and making it on their own and not being fully supported by the government.

I don't blame you for wanting job security but it just doesn't go along with the American Dream.
All of that BS does not change the fact that most of the folks rceiving that crap are federally designated as disabled!!
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That Which Doesn't Break Me, Only Makes Me Stronger
Reflections on 12 years of Catholic Education.

It is a bit embarrassing to have been concerned with the human problem all one's life and find at the end that one has no more to offer by way of advice than "try to be a little kinder".
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