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The republican response to facts: those facts have no effect on my preconcieved beliefs.
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Then, why not put everyone on food stamps, if the economic efficacy is superior?
You mean everyone on government health care is better, but not everyone on food stamps?
If more food stamps is better, why not all food stamps?
Then, why not put everyone on food stamps, if the economic efficacy is superior?
I forget the debating term where one is losing and pushes points to the point to absurdity.
But that is where you are.
How is eliminating the need to work a productive policy?
Then, why not put everyone on food stamps, if the economic efficacy is superior?
I forget the debating term where one is losing and pushes points to the point to absurdity.
But that is where you are.
Then, why not put everyone on food stamps, if the economic efficacy is superior?
I forget the debating term where one is losing and pushes points to the point to absurdity.
But that is where you are.
I think it's absurd that 8 million more people who were not on food stamps as of 1/20/2009 are on food stamps now.
How is eliminating the need to work a productive policy?
good question, but I am unsure of your angle on this?
If 2.4 million people saw their jobs go to China in 8 years, from 2001-2008, what does that say if 8 million people were forced on food stamps in less than 2 years, 2009-2010?
Are we on the way back?
If 2.4 million people saw their jobs go to China in 8 years, from 2001-2008, what does that say if 8 million people were forced on food stamps in less than 2 years, 2009-2010?
Are we on the way back?
Way back? we have not even seen the bottom yet.
And we are not going all the way back either.
Downscale your living standard.
How is eliminating the need to work a productive policy?
good question, but I am unsure of your angle on this?
My angle is the same one I've always had. Rob people of the incentive and dignity of producing value through their own hard work and you destroy production in society.
If we want self government with our lives, we need to start by being productive with our work. And I am not just saying having a job. I mean we need to use our time to produce things of value. Garden. Build. Construct. Invent. Innovate. Write. Draw. Paint. Produce.
Foodstamps do nothing for that. We need to start serving one another through our labor. Not just subsisting in life.
If 2.4 million people saw their jobs go to China in 8 years, from 2001-2008, what does that say if 8 million people were forced on food stamps in less than 2 years, 2009-2010?
Are we on the way back?
Way back? we have not even seen the bottom yet.
And we are not going all the way back either.
Downscale your living standard.
Bullshit.
March the anti-growth regime off into the sunset.
I can agree with all of that.
We are too much of a lazy spoiled society though. We will need to go thru some hard times before we can be "rehabilitated".
Way back? we have not even seen the bottom yet.
And we are not going all the way back either.
Downscale your living standard.
Bullshit.
March the anti-growth regime off into the sunset.
I am speaking of the people not the corporations.
Gas going to $4/gal makes for growth, makes productivity figures jump up, etc but hurts the people buying it.