[mg39]

If you don't want to come across as a know-nothing Social Darwinist, then perhaps you should choose your words better. I'm sure there are people in Tennessee who wake up at 5 a.m. and get on a bus to go to some crappy job, like cleaning toilets for the likes of you, and break their backs all day and are STILL poor. To people like you, they're lazy (and the people who, by birth, disease, or accident become disabled have committed a crime in your eyes; what kind of crime would that be -- being unfit for the master race?).

[tdadams]

Don't impart meaning into words I didn't say. I did not say the disabled are criminals. I didn't say hard-working manual laborors are lazy.

But I won't back down from a word I said because I know the TennCare program well and I know who populates it, unlike you who I suspect is not from TN due to your evasion of the question.

Nearly all TennCare recipients are lazy, criminal, and unqualified so save your sanctimony. Do yourself a favor and read up on it before you spout off to me. If you want to discuss the particulars of TennCare, I guarantee that's one argument you'll lose badly.

[JDGreen123]

TennCare is basically a version of the package that Hillery Clinton was pushing. We had VP Al Gore and a Democrat Governor at the time so they all decided to make Tennessee the test case. It has failed miserably.

[freepy smurf]

If they'll settle for a career of scrubbing toilets they're either lazy or functionally incompetent. The incompetent, of course, deserve our compassion but there cannot be as many of them as our welfare rolls suggest or other statistics would surely corroborate.

[Zack Nguyen]

You need to settle down. With all your talk of a "master race" and "concentration camps" the insinuation isn't nice. No one was attacking you personally. Don't attack them. Sermon over.