Originally posted by yadda333
Originally posted by macman
reply to post by yadda333
Oh good hell.
Personnel in the Military work for a salary.
Welfare precipitants do not.
There is the difference. Nice try though.
edit on 6-12-2012 by macman because: (no reason given)
There are differences, yes. But if taxpayers pulled all money from military, what would an enlistee do?? So, just like a welfare recipient, enlistees need taxpayers' help. So it is ironic.edit on 12/6/2012 by yadda333 because: (no reason given)
Differences? Seriously, that's all you got?
Last time I checked, welfare recipients were not working six months straight on a deployment away from their friends and family, twelve hours a day, almost every day straight. The were not sleeping on a metal bunk, three to a row with so little room, you have to wake up to turn over or else you will smack the crap out of your head. Last time I checked, they were not extending or volunteering right off deployment to help people in Thailand with food and clean water after a tsunami, etc.
Those in the military also pay taxes, true story. Last time I checked, most states don't tax welfare benefits.
They provide a service for pay. Welfare recipients do not provide a service, end of story.
I don't have a problem helping people that need it, but what welfare really is, is an opiate for the masses, and the drug habit has gotten out of control.
In a time where it seems that almost all politicians are bought and payed for, when I see blatant B.S. like this woman is spouting, who has no shame whatsoever, and does not even try to hide it, I really begin to understand why our country is the way it is.




