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To: Abathar

Call me crazy, but this is a good thing. As long as the parents spend it on the kids.

All the kids upstate balance out racially the kids on welfare in NYC. (Seems some of you are upset about what color the kids are who will have new clothes and shoes.)

$200 per kid is not a whole lot of money. At least the kids can go back to school with a new pair of shoes, one new outfit, and a new backpack.

I remember when Pat Robertson’s organization used to do this for poor kids down south. I sent donations.

Don’t begrudge the children who will benefit from this. The kids didn’t ask to be born, or to be in a welfare family.


40 posted on 08/12/2009 1:19:02 PM PDT by Palladin (Me to Gubmint Healthcare Counselor: "Get your ass out of here or YOU will be in intensive care!")
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To: Palladin
"$200 per kid is not a whole lot of money. At least the kids can go back to school with a new pair of shoes, one new outfit, and a new backpack."

First off you are assuming that the money is going for that. I'm quite sure that everyone interviewed crossed their hearts and hoped to die that this money was only going to be used for their children's school needs. And as far as Mr. Robertson's organization that you donated to, it was just that, a donation that you chose to make to a great charity who guaranteed that the money went to where it was suppose to. This is mine and your tax dollars given out to a select group with no checks or balances on what amounts to an honor system. I think it is nothing but a handout for votes especially when it is put on what amounts to a state credit card that can be retrieved as cash.

41 posted on 08/12/2009 1:59:07 PM PDT by Abathar (Proudly posting without reading the article carefully since 2004)
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