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are you angry?
no more than jaws as he tracks people like baba in the water.
FIERCE.
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are you angry?
You don't understand the prison system. A tiny fraction of those who go to prison get any counseling. A tiny fraction get to participate in anything which can be considered "work experience"...and most of them are hard-timers because the waiting lists are so long.
They get work experience in the Jobs programs, too. They get drug counseling, if they need it.
And just a few posts ago, you were saying that you throw the welfare recipients who give dirty UAs in jail.
Can you please make up your mind? Do you put them in jail or do you release them? Because you're saying both. Or do you think that the only drug offenders who should be incarcerated are those who get caught while attempting to obtain welfare?
The truth of the matter is, most of the welfare recipients who do drugs do get busted without the assistance of state-mandated UAs. When they do, the justice and juvenile systems step in, they end up in jail or on probabation, and THEN as part of their probation or custody agreement,they submit to UAs. Sadly, because of the drug bust, they are almost completely unemployable.
Anyway, make up your mind what the hell you're talking about, then maybe we can have an intelligent discussion about this.
no more than jaws as he tracks people like baba in the water.
FIERCE.
I'd adopt the kids and throw their parents in jail for negligence. While in jail, those shitty parents can learn some skills while I work their asses in a job program that pays for the prison. If there are not enough foster parents then we set up foster SCHOOLS like military academies that break the cycle of social cancer that you are trying to enable.
I'd adopt the kids and throw their parents in jail for negligence.
In which case, you'd throw every drug offender with kids in jail for negligence?
You're a joke. "Foster schools". What a hoot. You're talking about warehousing kids because their folks get a dirty UA.
What a great way to ensure the kids get victimized at a young age and grow up worse than their folks.
But HERE you claimed to have said this:
"I said that anyone who neglects their kid gets to go to jail"
You're an idiot and a liar. Initially you said if they got a dirty UA you'd throw them in jail for negligence. Now you're saying IF they neglect their kids they go to jail.
Once again. Make up your mind. You're all over the place. And you sound like you believe prison is like college for poor folk.
I suggest you spend some time there. Also spend some time in a detention facility and see what you'd be subjecting those kids to, then come back here with a straight face and try to tell us all that it would be better than their mom smoking a little pot while receiving a welfare check.
Like I said, QUOTE ME BITCH. Indeed, we adopt out kids who can be adopted or those who can't can go to state sponsored schools which was brought up DIRECTLY AFTER YOU CRIED ABOUT KIDS ON THE FUCKING STREET BEING NEGLECTED BY PARENTS WHO DID NOT HAVE WELFARE MONEY...
.... but DID have money for a half ounce of weed.
scroll up, baba. I'm standing by my posts. I didn't edit any of them so, go ahead and fucking quote me. Don't blame me if you can't read. Blame the system, right?
Democrats are always the first to shit all over human rights. Always. Without exception.
Such as?
There are two issues here.
One. YOu don't have the right to "require" sterilization or any other medical procedure from anyone in this country. It is a violation of human rights. I don't care who the person is you're saying should be getting it, or what the inducement to encourage them to do it is. So that's the human rights aspect of it.
Two. Welfare checks are NOT to keep adults off the streets. THEY ARE TO KEEP CHILDREN OFF THE STREETS. Men and women who do not work who don't have children in the home CANNOT GET WELFARE CHECKS. Is any of this sinking in? This money is meant, and is used, SOLELY to provide shelter to children. What you are saying is if mom is a drug addict and can't get clean, she and her children receive no money, and belong on the street. Not HER, her CHILDREN.
This is where the whole abortion thing has gotten us. People snigger and giggle when you say abortion is the gateway drug to genocide and forced population control. Take a look at the thread, folks, and tell me it's not. Because next you'll be talking about forced abortions for drug addicts, forced sterilization for the mentally ill, and incarceration for people who don't have the emotional or intellectual fortitude to maintain a job.
I have the right to vote for people who might legislate such into law. I think that you do lose some human right when you are financial burden. Parents can, to a degree, tell their children what medical procedures that can or cant have. When you are under someone elses roof when someone else is taking care of you you do as they say or you find someone else to take care of you.
This is news to me. Im sorry but when I speak of government welfare handouts, Im not just speaking of actual checks. There are other forms of assistance: assisted housing, food stamps, etc. Men and women who dont work and have no children can get welfare. No. I am saying that while she is on welfare, she should be prevented from having more children. Perhaps the children that she cant care for, since she cant even care for herself, would be better supported by the state. I wonder. If a parent risks losing her child if she does not straighten herself out, is that an incentive for her to straighten herself out?
Nope. People are not dominos. I do not buy that argument. We manage to permit smoking cigarettes and not permit people to smoke marijuana. If we allow the consumption of marijuana, it does not follow that we must allow people to consume cocaine.
Myth: Maines TANF benefits are too generous and encourage people to move to Maine from other states.
Fact: Maines average TANF benefit ($394/month) is the lowest in New England and is below the national average ($418/month). Maines maximum benefit for a family of three is only 36% of the poverty level. Even when food stamps are added, TANF families reach only 65% of the poverty level. In addition, a new study from a respected research institute shows that families do not move from state to state to take advantage of more generous non-cash welfare policies, such as longer time limits.
Myth: Welfare discourages families from working.
Fact: More than ¼ of Maine TANF families are working but their wages are so low that they still qualify for assistance. Nearly two-thirds of Maines TANF families are participating in either a work or training activitythis is nearly 1/3 higher than the U.S. average and the highest participation rate in New England. Families are required to participate in a work activity unless they have good cause, like the illness or disability of a family member.
Myth: Theres a lot of fraud in the welfare systempeople are getting benefits even when they dont qualify.
Fact: Actual fraud is found in only about 1% of the casesthat means that 99% of families comply with program rules. Compare this to the IRS system where it is estimated that tax fraud is currently costing the nation enough to provide health care for all of its 44 million uninsured citizens. There are strict eligibility requirements that families must meet in order to qualify for TANF benefits. Eligibility is reviewed every six months and families must report any change in circumstances within 10 days. The Department verifies information about income and assets by computer, checking bank accounts and access to other public benefits.
Myth: A huge chunk of Maines tax dollars go to support welfare recipients.
Fact: TANF spending amounted to only 1.3% of the States general fund in 2003.
"Actual fraud is found in only about 1% of the cases"
pretty important words there, yo. I can let you meet people who make that state sponsored page a laughing stock in many poor, welfare receiving communities.
1% IS accurate. Just because you choose friends with bad morals doesn't mean they are the majority of the system.
You don't know that it's accurate or not unless you are following around each foodstamp user and making sure they are not making a handoff in the parking lot. Do you think THIS would be the first example of a state agency trying to maintain it's funding making false claims as fact? Gimme a break. That wording is there for a specific reason.