in america, we dont celebrate the mob. we celebrate the man who has the courage and conviction to stand up to the mob.
PRESIDENT! DONALD! J! TRUUUUUUMP!
good lord Basq,,,,
is it too early to start drinking?
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in america, we dont celebrate the mob. we celebrate the man who has the courage and conviction to stand up to the mob.
PRESIDENT! DONALD! J! TRUUUUUUMP!
~S~It's quite simple. Why change this country into another one of theirs? Our country is unique and should stay that way. It's really one of a kind. Instead of changing this country, just move to a country that's already changed to your liking.
This country used to support helping others. Quit trying to change that.
How is it not helping others now?
It is.......many want to change that.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Republicans like the cheap labor, but they are not putting up nearly the fight Democrats are. Not only do Democrats not put up a fight, they make illegals stay here as comfortable as possible, by not interacting with federal authorities, sanctuary cities, and now sanctuary states, places like NY who are furnishing them with drivers licenses, fighting against the wall, and allowing their children to attend our schools.
Trump's main issue that was transcending in the primary was his immigration stance. The others just talked the same BS they've been talking about for many years. But we constituents didn't ask for immigration reform, we asked for immigration halt, especially where illegals are concerned. That's why Trump beat them all out. And whoever is going to run in the future for President on the Republican side is going to have to remember that.
The Repubs have to pretend so that you people will keep voting for them.
its never too early! tequila 4 life!in america, we dont celebrate the mob. we celebrate the man who has the courage and conviction to stand up to the mob.
PRESIDENT! DONALD! J! TRUUUUUUMP!
good lord Basq,,,,
is it too early to start drinking?
~S~
Republicans like the cheap labor, but they are not putting up nearly the fight Democrats are. Not only do Democrats not put up a fight, they make illegals stay here as comfortable as possible, by not interacting with federal authorities, sanctuary cities, and now sanctuary states, places like NY who are furnishing them with drivers licenses, fighting against the wall, and allowing their children to attend our schools.
Trump's main issue that was transcending in the primary was his immigration stance. The others just talked the same BS they've been talking about for many years. But we constituents didn't ask for immigration reform, we asked for immigration halt, especially where illegals are concerned. That's why Trump beat them all out. And whoever is going to run in the future for President on the Republican side is going to have to remember that.
The Repubs have to pretend so that you people will keep voting for them.
No, because no matter what any Republicans stance is on immigration, it's better than the Democrats any day of the week. But Trump was smart enough to have the best stance as he understood the others were just giving us lip service, but knew what we really wanted.
Sorta like Democrats giving welfare to people who are perfectly capable of working?Trump would buy every single farmer a truck if it would help him win re-election, my friends!
Like we do for corporate farms?
Again...Good, real, productive Americans, those paying your way, support the idea of investing in America’s food sources while few agree with paying Guadalupe to expand her litter of filth. Does this really blow your mind?
Guadalupe is who is picking the produce.
Hahaha...is that what CNN told you?
Don’t you hate it when those inconvenient facts get in the way?
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Sorta like Democrats giving welfare to people who are perfectly capable of working?Trump would buy every single farmer a truck if it would help him win re-election, my friends!
Like we do for corporate farms?
Again...Good, real, productive Americans, those paying your way, support the idea of investing in America’s food sources while few agree with paying Guadalupe to expand her litter of filth. Does this really blow your mind?
Negs are worse than Mexis.
White Appalachians are as bad as Mexis.
Post some statistics to confirm your assertion would you pleaes? We hate going on the “because I said so” principle.
Let’s see welfare stats, criminality and incarceration....GO
Like we do for corporate farms?
Again...Good, real, productive Americans, those paying your way, support the idea of investing in America’s food sources while few agree with paying Guadalupe to expand her litter of filth. Does this really blow your mind?
Guadalupe is who is picking the produce.
Hahaha...is that what CNN told you?
Don’t you hate it when those inconvenient facts get in the way?
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You know, you just supported his point. a far greater percent of illegal work in Ag than do citizens.
Sure go with that spin...but what I showed is 4 in 100 wetbacks work in Ag...You LefTarded folks bust your dumbasses trying to convince the public that we wouldn’t eat if it weren’t for Gustavo and Guadalupe.
Sounds like a reasonable policy to me. Doubt if I'll try their food stamps. Can you get a good Maine lobster with those food stamps?This country used to support helping others. Quit trying to change that.
How is it not helping others now?
It is.......many want to change that.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
Sounds like a reasonable policy to me. Doubt if I'll try their food stamps. Can you get a good Maine lobster with those food stamps?How is it not helping others now?
It is.......many want to change that.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
This country used to support helping others. Quit trying to change that.
How is it not helping others now?
It is.......many want to change that.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
Republicans like the cheap labor, but they are not putting up nearly the fight Democrats are. Not only do Democrats not put up a fight, they make illegals stay here as comfortable as possible, by not interacting with federal authorities, sanctuary cities, and now sanctuary states, places like NY who are furnishing them with drivers licenses, fighting against the wall, and allowing their children to attend our schools.
Trump's main issue that was transcending in the primary was his immigration stance. The others just talked the same BS they've been talking about for many years. But we constituents didn't ask for immigration reform, we asked for immigration halt, especially where illegals are concerned. That's why Trump beat them all out. And whoever is going to run in the future for President on the Republican side is going to have to remember that.
The Repubs have to pretend so that you people will keep voting for them.
No, because no matter what any Republicans stance is on immigration, it's better than the Democrats any day of the week. But Trump was smart enough to have the best stance as he understood the others were just giving us lip service, but knew what we really wanted.
Yes, he did know what you wanted to hear. I will give you that much.
Sorta like Democrats giving welfare to people who are perfectly capable of working?
Like we do for corporate farms?
Again...Good, real, productive Americans, those paying your way, support the idea of investing in America’s food sources while few agree with paying Guadalupe to expand her litter of filth. Does this really blow your mind?
Negs are worse than Mexis.
White Appalachians are as bad as Mexis.
Post some statistics to confirm your assertion would you pleaes? We hate going on the “because I said so” principle.
Let’s see welfare stats, criminality and incarceration....GO
The murder rates of 95% White West Virginia is fairly high.
Same with welfare abuses.
The murder rate of West Virginia is nearly 6 out of 100,000 & Latinos nearly 8 out of 100,000.
In New York despite numerous Blacks & Latinos we had a murder rate nearly 3 out of 100,000.
White New Yorkers have clearly very very low murder rates perhaps 0.5 out of 100,000.
How is it not helping others now?
It is.......many want to change that.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
The People Left Behind When Only the ‘Deserving’ Poor Get Help
It is.......many want to change that.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
The People Left Behind When Only the ‘Deserving’ Poor Get Help
That sounds like such BS. She couldn't get a doctors appointment to sign her out for Medicaid? Give me a break. It sounds more to me like she's trying to milk the system. It's likely she knows a doctor will not sign her out because she's not really disabled and she's using that as an excuse.
Sounds like a reasonable policy to me. Doubt if I'll try their food stamps. Can you get a good Maine lobster with those food stamps?It is.......many want to change that.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
I wouldn't doubt it. We have food stamp people in my grocery store, and you should see what they buy. I wish I could afford to eat like that.
I have HUD people next door to me. Not one adult weighs less than 300 lbs. They are likely on food stamps if they got HUD. They throw parties in their backyard with ribs and chicken, and have 20 guests over.
The new scam is they get in line at the checkout at the grocery store, and ask customers in line if they can use their food stamps to buy some of your items. When the transaction is complete, you pay them back for the food they bought your items for, and they give you a discount for your participation. Usually they offer to use food stamps for 40 dollars of your items, and you only pay them 30 dollars for it.
Sounds like a reasonable policy to me. Doubt if I'll try their food stamps. Can you get a good Maine lobster with those food stamps?No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
I wouldn't doubt it. We have food stamp people in my grocery store, and you should see what they buy. I wish I could afford to eat like that.
I have HUD people next door to me. Not one adult weighs less than 300 lbs. They are likely on food stamps if they got HUD. They throw parties in their backyard with ribs and chicken, and have 20 guests over.
The new scam is they get in line at the checkout at the grocery store, and ask customers in line if they can use their food stamps to buy some of your items. When the transaction is complete, you pay them back for the food they bought your items for, and they give you a discount for your participation. Usually they offer to use food stamps for 40 dollars of your items, and you only pay them 30 dollars for it.
50 years ago, when there really were welfare Cadillacs, I worked part time for liberty supermarket in Paducah. These people would come in and load up multiple carts with hams, turkey, steaks, etc, pay with food stamps, and give me big tips for loading their groceries in the Caddy. I ask my boss what the deal was. He said they took them to "the bottom", traded for pennies on the dollar and used the money at the liqueur store next door and that we were in the business of selling groceries and didn't care who paid us.
No, what we want is to stop people from taking advantage of the system. Take Maine for example. It was one of the first states to implement food stamp requirements on people who had no dependents. The requirements were not asking much, but those people decided to drop out of the program instead of meeting the requirements. Obviously they weren't that hungry after all.
How do you know that they aren't now living on the streets?
Living in the streets because they don't have food stamps? If they needed them that bad to the point it meant homelessness, then they would have met one of the requirements. The three were:
1. Have a job working at least 20 hours a week.
2. Be enrolled in a training program to obtain a job.
3. Volunteer 20 hours a month.
Now if I needed food stamps so I could avoid being homeless, I would do one of these three things without a problem. That's how I know none of them went homeless.
The People Left Behind When Only the ‘Deserving’ Poor Get Help
That sounds like such BS. She couldn't get a doctors appointment to sign her out for Medicaid? Give me a break. It sounds more to me like she's trying to milk the system. It's likely she knows a doctor will not sign her out because she's not really disabled and she's using that as an excuse.
If only everyone else in the world was as perfect as you..........