Not at all; public assistance is perfectly justified for the people who really need it...unfortunately, there is a huge segment of people who think they are entitled to a life of leisure bought for them by the hard-working taxpayers...those are the bloodsuckers I want to ‘shame’, as you put it.
Then why the need to shame those who really need the help by posting their names and addresses on a website?
unfortunately, there is a huge segment of people who think they are entitled to a life of leisure bought for them by the hard-working taxpayers...those are the bloodsuckers I want to ‘shame’, as you put it.
But that's not the plan. Apparently anyone who is on the "dole", as he puts it, is a bloodsucker and gets their name on the website. Welfare-scamming parasite? On the website. Genuine needy mother with small kids drawing assistance? On the website. Working mother getting foodstamps for her children? On the website. Drawing unemployment? On the website. Ninety years old with Alzheimers and in a nursing home paid for by Medicaid? On the website. This does nothing to go after those who are scamming the system. It's a deliberate attempt to keep anyone from applying for any assistance at all. And I guess that going after everyone is easier than trying to find the minority who are cheating the system.