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Can you really buy candy and junk with taxpayer funded food stamps? Good show Idaho. It shows what you can do when the federal government is taken out of the equation.
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Neither will dentists, doctors or PharmaI see this as very good thing.
The grocery lobby sure won't be pleased.
Dude, soda and highly processed food is precisely what is making them sickAnd there are laws against discrimination. But since the government foots the bill, some bill for ALL of us, I can't wait until they make a law on what you can and cannot eat! I mean so what if it means making poor sick, suffering people's lives hell, right?
Not at all hard to have someone bring you apples and carrots rather than soda and HoHosSo what if it conflicts with their needs! Lessee: meat is expensive and bad for you, lobster is expensive and only taxpayers should have it, so let's ban them from having meat and lobster as well--- cheap lunch meat bologna is good enough for them!
Except a lack of mobility and money.
I already do. But rather hard to "live a healthy lifestyle" if you are disabled, very sick, in a wheelchair, or immobilized with chronic pain, isn't it?
Nope. The soda and candy is killing them, and the gvt should not be supplying the poison. But you make it quite clear you don't care about their health.All the worse if your disability was caused by the very government who disabled you and forced you onto food stamps in the first place.
You are still skirting the real issue here--- this is pure discrimination. If such a law were applied to ANY OTHER GROUP OF PEOPLE, that they are barred from eating certain foods and can only buy food even if it is stuff they don't like or cannot prepare nor cook, this law would never be considered. If a person gets $200 a month to live on and they want to spend it all on candy peanuts and milk duds, that is their business not YOURS. It is still the same amount of money out of the state coffers.
Basically, your only real argument here is that you just resent paying into government programs helping the needy. Got it.
Stop being ridiculous. We don’t allow them to buy alcohol with it because that it is a waste of money and unhealthy. Same thing with soda and candy.Maybe we could assign each welfare recipient a Trumpster minder who could ensure they don't do anything "untoward".
And then someone says they need steak and pork chops, then bacon and eggs, then we're back where we started.LOL I might not be a toobfreak communist, but I'm not going to deny them some broccoli and some apples.
Bullshit. You don't know that. You are just rationalizing. I doubt that a can of soda or a candy bar or cookie put someone in a wheelchair and disabled them.Dude, soda and highly processed food is precisely what is making them sick
Really? Who is going to do that? Not at all hard? You are full of it. What if the person is old and has no family nor friends, and they cannot afford to pay for the food out of their own pocket. And we are not talking about Twinkies here. You are banning them from eating nothing but raw, uncooked fresh meat and vegetables, no desert, no beverages (most beverages contain sugar), no cookies, no snacks, nothing. If this were an al Quada detainee, he would have more rights.Not at all hard to have someone bring you apples and carrots rather than soda and HoHos
Like I said, they may depend on the cola for medical aid like making a drink before bed to help them sleep, and "candy" is a broad discrimination that can easily extend into all processed food. Bottom line is that you are defending the government taking away a person's right to choose what they eat. Just remember that when it extends to affecting you. Just wait till the government restricts your living "for your own good." Even if it has nothing to do with you, because you cannot make a just one size fits all law that is just to everyone in a state.Nope. The soda and candy is killing them, and the gvt should not be supplying the poison. But you make it quite clear you don't care about their health.
At least those have nutritional value. Soda, candy and chips - none.And then someone says they need steak and pork chops, then bacon and eggs, then we're back where we started.
Well, they can't with their EBT cards.Also, people who receive food stamps should be barred from purchasing alcohol and cigarettes.
Also, people who receive food stamps should be barred from purchasing alcohol and cigarettes.
I don't mind feeding hungry kids but I don't also want to fund their treatment for Diabetes later on....
Why stop there? The needy, sick and disabled should be barred from seeing movies, having desert, having children, or enjoying life at all. Just put them in a cell and feed them bread, lunch meat and water, right?
I haven't decided if I'm for this or against this.
Damn. You are just all over the place. It isn't about the money, it's about not supplying them with poison that is killing them.Bullshit. You don't know that. You are just rationalizing. I doubt that a can of soda or a candy bar or cookie put someone in a wheelchair and disabled them.
Really? Who is going to do that? Not at all hard? You are full of it. What if the person is old and has no family nor friends, and they cannot afford to pay for the food out of their own pocket. And we are not talking about Twinkies here. You are banning them from eating nothing but raw, uncooked fresh meat and vegetables, no desert, no beverages (most beverages contain sugar), no cookies, no snacks, nothing. If this were an al Quada detainee, he would have more rights.
Like I said, they may depend on the cola for medical aid like making a drink before bed to help them sleep, and "candy" is a broad discrimination that can easily extend into all processed food. Bottom line is that you are defending the government taking away a person's right to choose what they eat. Just remember that when it extends to affecting you. Just wait till the government restricts your living "for your own good." Even if it has nothing to do with you, because you cannot make a just one size fits all law that is just to everyone in a state.
ITMT, $200 worth of candy costs just as much as $200 worth of kale, so it won't even save you a dime of taxpayer money.
Can't buy those with food stamps.No more Super Big Gulps
Gonna have to spend their own money now.
It isn't about the money, it's about not supplying them with poison that is killing them.
Show me the data.Poor people buy and eat too much junk food.
Rawley says this is just for their own good. But poor and disabled people are a small subset of the population. If we do this, let's go ALL THE WAY and make it fair: NO UNHEALTHY FOOD FOR NO ONE.This is a good idea.
Sure you can.Can't buy those with food stamps.
That, and the $$$$ they get from Big Ag and Big Food.Poor people buy and eat too much junk food.
This is a good idea.
The only reasons Democrats are against this is because Trump is for it.