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I am not interested in your racism vomit. Stormfront is that way ->
What about the meme I posted is not true?I am not interested in your racism vomit. Stormfront is that way ->
Took ya two weeks, eh?What about the meme I posted is not true?
I was banned from Stormfront for pointing out that one of Hitler's charges against German Jews in Mein Kampf was incorrect. I knew I was going to be banned for saying nice things about Jews. I did not think it would happen after only two weeks on the website.
The annual budget for head start is $12 Billion.Claiming that we did not spend enough money on programs like Head Start and No Child Left Behind sounds like a Republican claiming that the reason President Reagan's tax cuts for the rich did not balance the budget, like Reagan said they would, is that taxes for the rich were not cut enough.
Enormous sums of money were spent on Head Start and No Child Left Behind. The results were nil. Rather than waste more money trying to bring Negroes up to white standards of ability we should spend public money where it is likely to have good results.
Illegitimate rates are more flexible to political changes than intelligence. Nevertheless, I have documented that children raised to adulthood by both biological parents living together in matrimony tend to do much better in life than other children.
The annual budget for head start is $12 Billion.
By way of comparison, the cost of one Ford Class aircraft carrier is 13 billion.
NCLB was a one-time charge of 10 Billion.
No, we really didn't spend a lot on these programs.
The War on Poverty: 50 years of failure
Sep 23, 2014 , The Heritage Foundation
As far as most Americans are concerned, bigger welfare checks are not an acceptable way to reduce poverty.
Which just makes them stupid. Of course it eases poverty to have more money.As far as most Americans are concerned, bigger welfare checks are not an acceptable way to reduce poverty.
Most Americans are fine with welfare when you call it "entitlements". We spend far more on Social Security and Medicare than we spend on poverty relief.As far as most Americans are concerned, bigger welfare checks are not an acceptable way to reduce poverty.
Or when you explain to them it helps peole eat and have clothes and a roof over their heads.Most Americans are fine with welfare when you call it "entitlements". We spend far more on Social Security and Medicare than we spend on poverty relief.
Retired people spent their lives paying into Social Security and Medicare. Welfare recipients are getting money they have done nothing to earn or deserve.Most Americans are fine with welfare when you call it "entitlements". We spend far more on Social Security and Medicare than we spend on poverty relief.
Retired people spent their lives paying into Social Security and Medicate. Welfare recipients are getting money they have done nothing to earn or deserve.
The website from the Heritage Foundation I quoted pointed out that since the War on Poverty was declared more money was spent on anti poverty programs than all the wars the United States has fought in. He specifically excluded Social Security and Medicare from the total.
Well, a lot of people have, but you suffer from serious confirmation bias.Now, I often disagree with policies the Heritage Foundation advocates. Nevertheless, I trust its integrity about basic facts. To the best of my knowledge no one has refuted the Heritage Foundations claim about the enormous amount of money spent and wasted on anti poverty programs.
If there is any truth to that it is a statistical lie: people on welfare get a job; they quit or get fired, and go back on welfare.MEANWHILE, most people on welfare are only on it for two years on average. The rest of the time, they are working jobs and paying taxes.
Retired people spent their lives paying into Social Security and Medicare. Welfare recipients are getting money they have done nothing to earn or deserve.
Welfare recipients do not pay any taxes at all.Yeah, bad news about that.
If there is any truth to that it is a statistical lie: people on welfare get a job; they quit or get fired, and go back on welfare.