Can Poor People Commit Fraud?

[Independent thinker]

One thing I constantly see from the left all the time seems to be their total lack of understanding that poor people commit fraud. They seem to think that only the rich commit fraud and the poor are just hungry and they are hungry because the rich have stolen the poor's wealth, even though the poor never had wealth to begin with to steal.

So, if the poor commit fraud then that is some form of restitution due them due to wealth inequality and the left justify it off one way or another or try claiming fraud isn't a large problem, no matter how big the fraud is. So, is fraud acceptable by the poor as a means of restitution due to wealth inequality, or is fraud illegal and should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law? Should fraud be means tested and only apply to the rich?

 

[ColonelAngus]

Thread 'Is it the politics of Minnesota that caused autism spending to rise 32,000 % in 5 years? What could be causing this concerning trend?'

Thursday at 6:36 AM

Hundreds of autism centers popped up to meet demand in Minnesota. Now 85 are under investigation.

There is real demand, with many children being put on waitlists. But there is now growing concern over how many providers are doing real work.

kstp.com

“When Minnesota’s autism program first started a decade ago, there were only a handful of providers registered with the state.

However, the program has experienced significant growth in recent years, marked by an increase in the number of claims and new providers. There are now more than 450 autism centers registered in the state.

“You get this diagnosis and you’re like, what am I supposed to do?” said Tai Sims of Woodbury.

Sims’ son, Tyler, was...

• ColonelAngus
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See this entire thread.

Poor people are often enticed by malevolent con artists who also profit from the fraud.

In this case, autism is over diagnosed and reported by “EXPERTS” who now have a cottage industry of GOVERNMENT HANDOUTS FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN.

The massive fraud in Minnesota is not just “poor people”. Plenty of wealthy people are using “poor people” as pawns to steal money from the government.

Pharma also benefits from the over diagnosis of autism, because it increases the customer base for autism related medications.

It is a very complex and disgusting problem.

Recent trends in California is 1 IN 6 CHILDREN HAVE AUTISM?

BULLCRAP. THERE IS NO WAY 1 IN 6 CHILDREN HAVE AUTISM IN THESE MUNICIPALITIES.

Many of these diagnoses are fraudulent. It is Determined by OBSERVATION. NO EMPIRICAL MEDICAL DATA.

RIPE FOR FRAUD.

 

[ColonelAngus]

People really show their true motives when they ignore something of the magnitude of TENS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN FRAUD, JUST IN THE AUTISM SITUATION.

Extend it to Medicare and Medicaid and Medical Transport Services and childcare.

HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARE STOLEN ANNUALLY FROM EVERY LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT.

But the BAD ORANGE MAN IS BAD, so these people do not care.

It is fuckin weird.

 

[ColonelAngus]

All of this misguided focus of what is actually mental illness will just move from Trump to whomever is the next conservative candidate or POTUS.

They will drop Trump and seamlessly move to the next person.

We already saw how they do this with Biden and Harris in 2024.

They SWORE Biden was PERFECT until the day he dropped out. Then they were instantly all in for Harris, no self assessment on why they chose to lie about Biden’s cognitive health.

 

[ColonelAngus]

“It is OK that Somalians in Minnesota are stealing billions of dollars of MY TAX MONEY because of January 6.”

That is some SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS.

 

[Alicia J]

One thing I constantly see from the left all the time seems to be their total lack of understanding that poor people commit fraud. They seem to think that only the rich commit fraud and the poor are just hungry and they are hungry because the rich have stolen the poor's wealth, even though the poor never had wealth to begin with to steal.

So, if the poor commit fraud then that is some form of restitution due them due to wealth inequality and the left justify it off one way or another or try claiming fraud isn't a large problem, no matter how big the fraud is. So, is fraud acceptable by the poor as a means of restitution due to wealth inequality, or is fraud illegal and should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law? Should fraud be means tested and only apply to the rich?

Yes, poor people can commit fraud.

However, will it ever compare to the fraud committed by the rich? No, definitely not.

 

[Independent thinker]

Yes, poor people can commit fraud.

However, will it ever compare to the fraud committed by the rich? No, definitely not.

Well, Minnesota is into the tens of billions of dollars and Medicare fraud in Cali will probably be more than that.

 

[Alicia J]

Well, Minnesota is into the tens of billions of dollars and Medicare fraud in Cali will probably be more than that.

Yet this still pales in comparison to the $3 trillion hole that Wall Street bankers created when they blew up the U.S. economy in 2008 at the start of the Great Recession, ruining the lives of millions of Americans in the process.

And not a single one of those rich assholes has spent a day in jail.

A wise person understands what the biggest problems are in our society....and it's not fraud committed by poor people.