Gunny
Gold Member
That's great, Gunny. Now did you bother to read beyond that first sentence?
Sure did. Did you bother to read my other responses? I don't have a problem with reasonable taxation to support a program or programs designed to support the basic needs of those who cannot support themselves. The prerequisites to the latter of course being a viable program with each and every dime accounted for and bureaucracy within the program minimized as much as possible.
We have neither.
I addressed socialism because that is what I responded to. I addressed the argument that my argument is based on the fallacious premise that I have never been poor because that poster attempted to use that fallacious premise as a basis to dismiss my previous comments.
I don't agree in regard to the Clinton administration. Seems I heard something along those lines. I did not and do not see that any legislation passed by Clinton to make social program abuse harder had or has any noticeable effect.
Denying that socialism is real possibility won't make the fact that it is a real possibility go away.