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To: concerned about politics

I hear ya....however, being part of a family that owns a commercial orchard there was a time when the grandfather tried going to Skid Row to hire guys (in the 50’s?) and it didn’t work too well. Welfare people (long term) are welfare people for a reason...not sure forcing them to be on a 100 acre farm would make things any better...can you imagine the rules? the threats of lawsuits?


10 posted on 11/09/2011 8:25:20 AM PST by goodnesswins (My Kid/Grandkids are NOT your ATM, liberals! (Sarah Palin))
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To: goodnesswins
Welfare people (long term) are welfare people for a reason...not sure forcing them to be on a 100 acre farm would make things any better...can you imagine the rules? the threats of lawsuits?

No welfare checks as long as there's work available. If they try to play the "lazy cards", let them go homeless and hungry for a while. When they get hungry enough, they'll get back to work.

If they want lawsuits, make them responsible for the legal fees if they lose. This country is way overdue for tort reform any way. This is a good excuse to bring the issue up for a vote.

The only way to help these dependent people join the human race (and free the tax slaves) is tough love. Someone has to do it, or it'll never get done. They'll be a plague on society forever, and that plague will continue to spread if it isn't ended somehow.

I believe this is why so many people secretly pray for an economic collapse. When there's no money left for welfare checks, these monkeys can't continue to ride on the tax payers backs anymore. They'll have to find work, get killed trying to steal, or starve. The country can learn from this socialist experiment mistake, and start over.

31 posted on 11/09/2011 8:59:51 AM PST by concerned about politics ("Get thee behind me, Liberal")
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