Originally posted by David9176
I love the compassion here for the 17 percent of this country that cannot find a job....and the millions that will lose their homes.
Compassion? Take your "compassion" down to Bank of America or Chase or Wells Fargo and try to cash it in.
Compassion is
never going
to solve the problem of poverty in America.
The
problem is that it's
too easy to go on the dole in this country. It's
too easy to be a
bum, basically, and many
successive generations of the "poor" are all too aware of this fact. The gubbermint has sustained this
pig-trough of free handouts for
so
long that we now have this sub-culture of Americans who
have never known a day's work
in their lives.
And they believe they're
entitled. They
plan their lives around that government welfare check and those food stamps and the social
security benefits and the Medicaid and Medicare and so on and so on...
They are
DEPENDENT on the government dole. Their FAMILIES are
DEPENDENT on the government dole. Their
grandparents and all
their cousins and their kids and stepchildren are
DEPENDENT on the government dole.
Like leeches, yes. But more like
wood ticks, drinking the blood of America, draining it, becoming enormously and grossly and morbidly obese
with excess, living off the taxes of others, like the useless parasites they are.
Yeah, you wanna talk about the "poor," or do you wanna talk about the
needy? Two different classes. The
needy really need
help, and they have every intention of getting back on their feet and climbing out of the poverty
shîthole — that's what I did. The
"poor" as a class, however,
AREN'T STRIVING to climb out of the cesspool — they're
comfortable.
If you threatened to take away their government checks, they'd go crazy, they'd go on mad rampages of theft and violence. Threaten their
government goose that lays golden eggs, and they'd rather
kill your ass than
get a job.
Better to smash out a window and
steal something. Easy way out, every time, with those people.
Yes, I am
differentiating between the
poor people that I worked with in the watermelon patch and the "poor people" who sit on their
front porches down in the ghetto, drinking their hooch out of brown bags and shooting crack out back.
See, there's a
huge difference between the two. One group of people (the truly needy minority) will take your offerings and keep moving and
make something of their lives, okay? The "poor people" on the government dole, however, will
CONTINUE taking your offerings
FOREVER, and they have
no intention of rising above the
shîthole they inhabit.
— Doc Velocity
[edit on 1/25/2010 by Doc Velocity]
