Not people who solely rely on welfare.
And I dare you to refute that.
They God damn sure do pay taxes.
So they receive all their monies from welfare and yet they pay taxes?
How so?
Sales tax, property tax, excise tax or perhaps embedded taxes.
Well Carla,I see you agree with this post. Which makes you dumber than a bag of hammers.
So tell me Carla...how does one pay taxes on a purchase when all their money comes from the tax payers?
You're so wrong, on so many levels. I'm wondering if you have velcro instead of shoe laces.
Over 1 million dollars worth of SNAP were used at military commissaries in 2013. Do they not work hard enough for you?
Next, you don't know that all of their money comes from tax payers. A person applying for assistance may have just lost a job. Cash assistance is very temporary. Every state is different, but in my state, you must attend a work program in order to receive ANY cash assistance.
Fact: The welfare reform law that was signed by President Clinton in 1996 largely turned control over welfare benefits to the states, but the federal government provides some of the funding for state welfare programs through a program called Temporary Assistance For Needy Families (TANF). TANF grants to states require that all welfare recipients must find work within two years of first receiving benefits. This includes single parents, who are required to work at least 30 hours per week. Two-parent families are required to work 35 to 50 hours per week. Failure to obtain work could result in loss of benefits. It is also worth noting that, thanks to the pay offerings of companies such as Walmart, many who work at low wage jobs qualify for public assistance, even though they work full-time.
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