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To: mdittmar

Having witnessed purchases of food items I couldn’t afford by those on a government program I don’t know that I can criticize any attempt to get things under control. There are a lot of programs, some do more good than others.


5 posted on 12/05/2019 1:19:56 PM PST by LibertyOh
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To: LibertyOh

AMEN to the 12th or more power!!!


11 posted on 12/05/2019 1:24:17 PM PST by YouGoTexasGirl
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To: LibertyOh

I guy I know (single and 50ish) buys those 10# bags of chicken quarters to feed his three big dogs.


24 posted on 12/05/2019 1:38:35 PM PST by Pocketdoor
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To: LibertyOh
I've actually been there. Got on food stamps (briefly) to slow my cash burn when my crooked former company fired me in order to steal my accumulated vacation and sick time. They also decided to contest my unemployment filing when I told them off. Eventually, I beat them and got the unemployment, but the food stamp money was welcome to slow the burn of my savings until the case was decided in my favor.

Without going into details, let's just say that we found out how the food stamp crowd was able to afford stuff we couldn't normally buy for ourselves when I was working.

30 posted on 12/05/2019 2:05:18 PM PST by Vigilanteman (The politicized state destroys aspects of civil society, human kindness and private charity.)
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To: LibertyOh

Most programs have good intent but no over site and enforcement. Inner city bodegas are fencing ops for food stamps. Stamps are bartered for cash and drugs


47 posted on 12/06/2019 2:37:48 AM PST by ronnie raygun (nic dip.com)
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