JoeB131
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I'm the first one to call IM2 out when he says something silly. It's why he doesn't talk to me anymore.
It doesn't mean you get a pass for being a racist twit.
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I'm the first one to call IM2 out when he says something silly. It's why he doesn't talk to me anymore.
It doesn't mean you get a pass for being a racist twit.
As far as I can tell, you are the ONLY lefty on this forum who isn’t driven by antisemitism to hate Israel.
And don’t let your fellow lefties tell you that despising Israel has nothing to do with the fact it’s a Jewish country. Otherwise, why would all those anti-Israel protestors at liberal universities be chanting “Death to Jews!”?
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People on welfare are on it for generations. Its now a culture. Their children are likely to be on welfare because it destroyed the two parent family mainly in black culture who are overrepresented on welfare
That’s the key difference that lefties other than you are willing to make. There’s a big difference between an unmarried woman in her 30s with four or five welfare kids who never paid a cent toward federal income tax or social security (because she NEVER had a job) and a retiree in her 60s or 70s who worked for 40 years straight and contributed for all that time.
Not only that. The welfare mother models for her children that it is “normal” for other people (of course, she views it as “the government”) buys them food, pays for half their apartment, and pays for their health care. There is NO thought conveyed that when they grow up, they will need to be self-supporting.
JoeB131
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No, despising Israel happens because it's a racist, genocidal country fighting a forever war against its neighbors, and they keep dragging the US into it.
"If you don't get in the box, you are an anti-Semite!!!"
JoeB131
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Except most people on welfare are only on it for a few years.
And most people on welfare have at least one family member who works.
This footnote comes from page 251 of my edition of Mein Kampf:
Jewish citizens of Germany at the time the War broke out numbered about 550,00. Of these 100,000 were in uniform, of of these four-fifth saw duty at the front. There were 12,000 casualties, so that the ratio was virtually the same a that or the population as a whole: 35,000 Jews were decorated for bravery; 23,000 were promoted; and 2000 received commissions - a remarkable fact seeing that prior to the war the Prussian army had banned Jewish officers. There were 165 Jewish aviators, a fifth of whom were killed in action. These figures are based on official German war records.
My edition of Mein Kampf has a copyright of 1939, so it does not include the fact that Anne Frank's father was a German officer on the Western Front.
He made more than “mistakes.”
Forgetting to pay the gas bill on time is a mistake. Picking an unmarketable major is a mistake. Hell, taking your $500 bonus and putting it all on red is a mistake (well, half the time)
Sticking a knife in a pregnant woman’s belly and demanding money and fathering five illegitimate children are more than mere “mistakes.”
By the thug was black, so you downplay his crimes.
JoeB131
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I don't see much of a difference.
Again, most people on welfare are only on it for a short time
Most people on welfare use it temporarily
Who’s poor changes with time and circumstance.
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This point is clear in a report the Census Bureau just released on who participates in the country’s major means-tested programs: Medicaid, food stamps, housing assistance, welfare and Supplemental Security Income (which is meant to help the elderly and disabled). Census’ Survey of Income and Program Participation tracks people over time, and so it’s possible to see what happens to those enrolled one year in a program a year or two later.
This new data follows participation from 2009 to 2012. And it reveals, across those four years, that the vast majority of people receiving welfare — about 63 percent — participated in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program for cumulatively less than 12 months. Less than 10 percent were enrolled in the program for most of that time. Similarly, about a third of people using food stamps and Medicaid were what the Census would consider “short-term program participants.” And the same is true of about a quarter of people getting housing assistance.
Furthermore, most households receiving assistance have at least one person with a job.
SNAP Provides Critical Benefits to Workers and Their Families
Policymakers should preserve the program’s vital role for workers and their families and reject proposals that would weaken SNAP benefits as participants cope with the realities of the low-wage labor market.
Many workers and their families participate in SNAP while they are working or are looking for work. SNAP helps workers by supplementing low or fluctuating earnings or supporting them temporarily while they are between jobs. SNAP provides assistance during short bouts of unemployment and income loss, but it also helps those with persistently low earnings, including those who have long-term barriers to employment and may need assistance in affording groceries over longer periods of time.
Adults who receive SNAP often work in occupations and industries with low pay or unstable hours that cause income volatility, such as important frontline service or sales roles like cashiers, cooks, or home health aides. Many of these jobs often lack benefits such as paid family leave — or even paid sick days — which means that a worker’s own illness or an illness in the family can lead to job loss.
The only poster here who hates Jews and Israel is JoeB131. I doubt anyone wants to be associated with him.
Liar. The break-even point is around age 78 or 79.
It’s generational. Mama starts having her first illegitimate kid at age 14, and then goes on to have five more - all of whom are on welfare. By the time Mama pushes out her 6th kid at age 27, her oldest kid is pregnant at 13.
And the cycle repeats.
JoeB131
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And you are happy to believe any lie you hear about a black person.
Floyd didn't stick a knife or a gun in anyone's belly, and that woman wasn't pregnant. This story has been debunked multiple times.
Meme Spreads Wrong Photo, Details in Floyd Criminal Case - FactCheck.org
A meme misrepresents a 2007 criminal case in Houston involving George Floyd. The meme distorts the details of Floyd’s case and includes a photo of a woman who was badly injured in an unrelated attack in Spain in 2018.
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Are you kidding me? We have a SLEW of posters who hate Jews and Israel.
JoeB131
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Nope. 72. The only way you get to 78 is if you count employer contributions. But that's paid by the employer not you.
Except, again, not really. Teen pregnancy is at an all-time low.
JoeB131
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Seriously, are you a 14-year-old girl? "Ooooh, people agree with me on social media!!!" Have you checked your likes on TikTok yet today?
Wow, I have to agree with Lisa here. Compared to guys like Liuza, EMH, Kruska, I'm not even the harshest critic of the Zionist Entity here.
That seems like a statistical lie: they go off welfare, get a low wage job, they soon quit or get fired, and go back on welfare.This new data follows participation from 2009 to 2012. And it reveals, across those four years, that the vast majority of people receiving welfare — about 63 percent — participated in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program for cumulatively less than 12 months.
SNAP Provides Critical Benefits to Workers and Their Families
Policymakers should preserve the program’s vital role for workers and their families and reject proposals that would weaken SNAP benefits as participants cope with the realities of the low-wage labor market.www.cbpp.org
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A Conversation with Arthur Jensen
American Renaissance, August and September 1992Professor Arthur Jensen: Where the differences in basic characteristics are not conspicuous, as in the case of Asians and whites, and when persons can fit in and do the same kinds of jobs and do them as well as anyone else, it may work. See, there are blacks who fit in this way too — who do all right.
But the black population in this country is in a sense burdened by the large number of persons who are at a level of g that is no longer very relevant to a highly industrialized, technological society. Once you get below IQs of 80 or 75, which is the cut-off for mental retardation in the California School System, children are put into special classes. These persons are not really educable up to a level for which there’s any economic demand. The question is, what do you do about them? They have higher birth-rates than the other end of the distribution.
People are shocked and disbelieving when you tell them that about one in four blacks in our population are in that category — below 75.
A Conversation with Arthur Jensen - American Renaissance
A 1992 interview with Jared Taylor.
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Carpets are oriental. People from Asia are Asian.
By Oriental I mean nations that learned civilization from China. These are Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese. They are very different from other Asians.
I am prejudiced in favor of Orientals. I have never known an Oriental I did not like.
I have hated a few whites.
When I was six or seven years old I watched a television documentary about Japanese school children. I thought "some white girls are pretty. Some are not. All Japanese girls are pretty." I soon learned that Chinese girls looked just as good.
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