Conservative65
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I do care for the poor. Yes, the government does have to be involved, as evidenced by our empty food pantries. Charitable donations are not nearly enough to help the poor and they never have been.
Yes, I say you butt out of other people's lives.
So your argument is because people don't do with what they earned to the level you think they should, it's OK to take it from them? I bet you're stupid enough to believe that your support of higher taxes makes you compassionate and charitable.
The government does not have to be involved. If the food pantries are empty, it's because people like you aren't doing enough. That means you don't care enough to do more.
It's called taxes, dummy. Nope, the reason why food pantries are empty is because of rotten human beings like you.
The reason they're empty is because people like you don't do enough. If people like you that claimed you cared actually did to the level of your claims, those pantries would be full. It's your fault and the only thing you can come up with to make yourself feel better for being a slack ass is forcing someone else to pick up that slack.
The average worker (making $50,000 a year) pays approximately 35 dollars a year to help feed and clothe the needy through their taxpayer dollars. Boo hoo for you that you are upset about that 35 dollars. Be a man.
But he doesn't mind paying $870 a year in corporate welfare.
No such thing.
However, given a choice, I prefer it go to someone/something that actually does something from which I benefit rather than to someone/something that provides ZERO return.