If you ate supper tonight, you didn't grow that, harvest that, butcher that....
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2012 Aug 11, 1:49pm 3,960 views 11 comments
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Tenpoundbass
2012 Aug 11, 10:48pm
If your dead Grandma Voted for Obama, she didn't Vote that Vote a Ballodero did.
omerde
2012 Aug 11, 11:05pm
G'Day, Sometimes one has to look at other 'alternative' websites for the truth. For instance:
http://rt.com/usa/news/million-us-residents-welfare-268/
Regards,
Omerde
PeopleUnited
2012 Aug 12, 4:00am
The would raid and pillage every nearby store!!!
Prepare for the cannibal anarchy my friend. Where is Apocolypsefuck when you need him?
PeopleUnited
2012 Aug 12, 4:02am
I've known a lot of people whose bodies were completely worn out by a lifetime of physical labor jobs.
I believe there are many more whose bodies are completely worn out by a lifetime of eating the wrong foods, and not doing any/enough physical labor.
Obama wouldn't be the food stamp president if the Conservatives, Republicans, & Teabaggers that are on stamps would reject them as the true patriotic Americans that they are.
How are these states voting?
http://247wallst.com/2011/09/14/americas-poorest-states/2/
Dan8267
2012 Aug 12, 5:08am
If your dead Grandma Voted for Obama, she didn't Vote that Vote a Ballodero did.
Voter fraud is non-existent. Election fraud is rampant. Election fraud is why Bush got to be president and why no votes were counted for Ron Paul in many voting districts where people came out and said they voted for Ron Paul.
Election fraud is committed by companies lie DieBolt.
Dan8267
2012 Aug 12, 5:13am
The Second Great Depression started in 2001 with Bush and with outsourcing. It was deepened by the Housing Bubble and prolonged by the bank bailouts and the government interference in propping out housing prices. It's being continued by the bank's failure to foreclose legally and put homes on the market at market prices.
Only when housing is affordable will people be able to make discretionary purchases and stimulate the economy. High housing and health care costs are strangling the economy while outsourcing starves production, and unpaid overtime undercuts consumption because the overworked producers aren't keeping any of the wealth they produced in overtime and the unemployed lose job opportunities when employees do the work of two people.
The start of the 2nd Great Depression were the socialistic policies of FDR. Add to that other failed policies championed by both Dems and Rino's over many decades, and here we are today...in the financial tolite.
Tenpoundbass
2012 Aug 12, 6:11am
The Second Great Depression started in 2001 with...
...two people.
I agree with every thing you said, except outsourcing started long before Bush. We just didn't feel it until then because it hit technology and customer service, two last bastion of safe high paying jobs. That America traded labor and production for. Everyone was going to have a Computer job. I remember in the early 90's there were Computer consultants that were about as computer savvy as your average computer user, is today, no more no less. These people were making 6 figures because they knew how to operate a computer.
More than one in seven Americans is taking taxpayer dollars and feeding themselves with "foodstamps."
http://live.wsj.com/video/why-the-us-is-in-an-invisible-depression/CB0D1B15-9635-43C9-8F30-5117A20A62F1.html#!CB0D1B15-9635-43C9-8F30-5117A20A62F1
If foodstamp users were lined up at soup kitchens like in the 1930's rather than at supermakets, Big K's and Superwalmarts the reality of this 21st Century depression would be apparent. How did we get here? Well certainly there are a multitude of reasons and both political parties in their quest for power, and Wallstreet and Mainstreet greed combined to create the present reality. This all aided of course by semi-invisable influence and in some instances collusion of the powers that be (the extremely wealthy) throughout the world who seem to always turn things in their favor regardless of who is in power, how the stock market is performing, whether there is drought, flood or the weather is just right.
So here we are, in a depression, though to the powers that be their standard of living is probably ever increasing. But I am not interested in writing about the powers that be today. What I am concerned about is a that everyone needs appropriate nutrition. We ought not let the members of our community, especially the most vulnerable, suffer malnutrition. But is foodstamps the best way to deal with the situation? I, should say not. For one, this is a defacto subsidy of grocers and everyone who has a role in supplying groceries. It is a form of government-corporate collusion. Foodstamps are also, of course, a form of theft. Government run foodstamp programs steal from those that have to give to those that want. Notice, I didn't say need, because it would seem by the waistlines of some of the people I have seen with EBT cards that they could stand stand to miss a meal or two or at the very least would benefit from a more scientifically proportioned diet. And that is what brings me to this final conclusion. Food stamps ought to be abolished, in favor of cafeterias, or kitchens that will serve food to people in want, and assure them a diet appropriate to their needs.
Ideally these cafeterias or kitchens would be run by charities, but even if civic authorities were to establish and run them using taxes as a funding source it would be a significant improvement over the current EBT programs. There is no reason our taxes should be spent by obese people on Oreos, nachos and cases of Coke products at Walmart. Lets stop the madness! Lets bring back the soup kitchen, and with the advice of dieticians give people in want a menu, and portions that meet their needs. In the process we will save a lot of money, and hopefully deliver some people from obesity and its complications.
America deserves better than foodstamps.