Half of the babies in the U.S. are on welfare. Damn.

Welfare means you're worthless, food stamps just means you're broke.

But overall I agree.

I think people need to stop addressing all their anger towarRAB people on general cash assistance/welfare and really focus on criticizing those who take advantage of WIC/FS/SSDI/SSI.

Also people need to realize that SSDI pays way more than FS/WIC ever will in terms of raw $ expenditure, and instead of getting mad at shaniqua and her 2 kiRAB really it's Cletus and his family of disability check recipients who are the problem.
 
That you're a fucking idiot. Companies who don't upgrade their technology get left behind by those that do. Companies that innovate destroy companies that don't. Innovation and technology are pushed by competition, not government intervention. You can try attributing better factory conditions to government if you want, and relate it to the industrial revolution if you'd like, but the fact is that any company who doesn't innovate and doesn't upgrade gets left behind and eventually collapses, even now. A free market provides all the innovation you need and workers and the economy benefit. For your logic to hold, no one would have innovated past what the government required for safety standarRAB, but they do, so you're wrong and a retard.
 
im fucking rich and wont spend the almost 1000 bucks it costs to get the fiancee an IUD. She takes her pill once a day like everyone else. Why you think anyone deserves that luxury or the luxury of free healthcare is beyond me
 
Supposedly welfare reform was going to limit the time you could receive it and liberals cried about how crime would drastically increase. Limits went into place, crime did not increase. People actually moved from welfare to real jobs.

Big problem now is allowing 12 million illegal access to our job market. They aren't always the best jobs but they are the types of job one gets when moving from welfare to the workforce.
 
Yeah, Henry Ford did this, while the other 99.99% of employers paid their workers less than a living wage. You can't take an exceptional case and use it as an example of the status quo. That's an elementary fallacy.
 
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