Do the poor really have no wealth?

Edward, you need to go edit away your previous posts so you don't look like you have a short term memory problem :(

if there was a call for eugenics I'll pay you $10,000. Bet or run away again with your liberal strawman between your legs.

I'll have to put you on ignore unless you stick to substance. IF you feel you don' have the IQ yet for substance just read but keep the trivia to yourself.
Edward, go read your posts between #'s 80 & 100 here.

You dodge the truth like an Iraqi denying the American tanks are in Baghdad.

This is Edward the Eugenics supporting dodger.
 
if there was a call for eugenics I'll pay you $10,000. Bet or run away again with your liberal strawman between your legs.

I'll have to put you on ignore unless you stick to substance. IF you feel you don' have the IQ yet for substance just read but keep the trivia to yourself.
Edward, go read your posts between #'s 80 & 100 here.

You dodge the truth like an Iraqi denying the American tanks are in Baghdad.

This is Edward the Eugenics supporting dodger.

if there is evidence I'll pay you $10,000. Bet or run away again with your liberal strawman between your legs and admit to being a violent liberal liar.
 
Edward, go read your posts between #'s 80 & 100 here.

You dodge the truth like an Iraqi denying the American tanks are in Baghdad.

This is Edward the Eugenics supporting dodger.

if there is evidence I'll pay you $10,000. Bet or run away again with your liberal strawman between your legs and admit to being a violent liberal liar.

So anyways, did you read your posts between 80 & 100 of this topic? If that is not evidence enough then I am interested in the word game you were playing.
 
How Would You Define “Poor” In America?

by LordSatan
July 29, 2011

Greg Hengler writes on TownHall:


The federal government says that 14% of Americans live in poverty. So here’s a list of luxuries that these households retain:

99.6% own a refrigerator;
81.4% own a microwave;
78.3% own an air conditioner;
73% own a car or a truck;
63.7% own cable or satellite television;
54.5% own a cell phone;
53.9% own an Xbox or PlayStation;
48.6% own a coffee maker;
38.2% own a computer;
32.3% own two or more televisions;
31% own two or more cars; and
25% own a dishwasher.

Do any of you remember John Edwards saying that there are 37 million Americans living in poverty and that their kids are going to bed hungry every night—43.6 million Americans living in poverty according to the NAACP President, Ben Jealous? Well, Robert Rector debunks that political talking point of the Left. Rector says that that only 2% experience hunger and it is only temporary. The word temporary is a key word in the poverty/rich debate too because both categories are primarily not permanent for Americans–the Left would like you to think so though.


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What Is "Poor" In America? - Greg Hengler

Thanks for the stats. I can not deny it is better to be poor in America than almost any other place. Also poor folks do not always make the best financial decisions. You did not even bring up smoking as a money waster of the poor.

Still I say East St Louis is an example if poverty even if more than half the folks there have a cell phone. Question is how to make the place better.

Well we know that Maobama keeps his half brother poorer than all Americans, but not his aunt or uncle. BTW I hope those the poor Chinese slaves that produced your cell phone will get enough food and eventually rest by meeting their quotas to night. Remember come the Revolution Komrade.
 
How Would You Define “Poor” In America?

by LordSatan
July 29, 2011

Greg Hengler writes on TownHall:


The federal government says that 14% of Americans live in poverty. So here’s a list of luxuries that these households retain:

99.6% own a refrigerator;
81.4% own a microwave;
78.3% own an air conditioner;
73% own a car or a truck;
63.7% own cable or satellite television;
54.5% own a cell phone;
53.9% own an Xbox or PlayStation;
48.6% own a coffee maker;
38.2% own a computer;
32.3% own two or more televisions;
31% own two or more cars; and
25% own a dishwasher.

Do any of you remember John Edwards saying that there are 37 million Americans living in poverty and that their kids are going to bed hungry every night—43.6 million Americans living in poverty according to the NAACP President, Ben Jealous? Well, Robert Rector debunks that political talking point of the Left. Rector says that that only 2% experience hunger and it is only temporary. The word temporary is a key word in the poverty/rich debate too because both categories are primarily not permanent for Americans–the Left would like you to think so though.


read More
What Is "Poor" In America? - Greg Hengler

Thanks for the stats. I can not deny it is better to be poor in America than almost any other place. Also poor folks do not always make the best financial decisions. You did not even bring up smoking as a money waster of the poor.

Still I say East St Louis is an example if poverty even if more than half the folks there have a cell phone. Question is how to make the place better.

Well we know that Maobama keeps his half brother poorer than all Americans, but not his aunt or uncle. BTW I hope those the poor Chinese slaves that produced your cell phone will get enough food and eventually rest by meeting their quotas to night. Remember come the Revolution Komrade.

Question is how to make the place better??? Perhaps with capitalism since socialism killed 100 million!!
 

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