Funny how so many on here think that livin on the government teat is such a good ride. Be careful, being poor might be as much fun as you think.

drywalldog wrote:

Funny how so many on here think that livin on the government teat is such a good ride. Be careful, being poor might be as much fun as you think.

drywalldog wrote:

Compared to working for a living and acting responsibly to your loved ones and society in general yeah buddy...it's indeed a very, very good ride.

DadZilla3 wrote:

If you think sitting around doing nothing productive sounds like a "very good ride" maybe there is something wrong with you as well?

victor809 wrote:

I've always suspected that the most fervent anti-welfare state individuals harbored some secret wish that they could actually give in and go live on welfare. Kind of like the most anti-gay priests always seem to end up caught on film with male prostitutes.

If you think sitting around doing nothing productive sounds like a "very good ride" maybe there is something wrong with you as well?

victor809 wrote:

And you think sitting around on your a$$ every day of a useless life when you are perfectly capable of working, but instead being supported by taxpayers isn't a 'very good ride'?

I've always suspected that the most fervent pro-welfare supposedly working types are basically parasites at heart. They may draw a pay check from somewhere buy I doubt if their 'job' involves much skill or effort.

DadZilla3 wrote:

Really? You honestly think that doing absolutely nothing productive with your life, having no control over what a nameless group of people will give you, and having absolutely nothing to do or show for yourself at the end of the day is "a very good ride"?

It honestly sounds horrible to me, and if the only thing keeping you from doing that is some external factor, perhaps you need to re-examine what actually motivates you.

As for your suspicion regarding "pro-welfare" working types... I'm not sure if you're trying to reference me, since I'm actually not pro-welfare and don't like the poor or homeless. Either way, I'm going to hazard a guess and say that you couldn't get through the amount of education I've gone through in my life, the effort I've put in and the skills and knowledge I've gained through the time to make me valuable to my employers. I never really minded though, because I enjoyed the sense of accomplishment I got from every step. Perhaps that's what your life has been lacking?

victor809 wrote:

It honestly sounds horrible to me,




And most of us Victor... but you have to admit there are way to many people out there ok with it... nobody is saying all democrats are living off da welfare.... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

Who is more loathsome?
The conservative who demands others to do as they do,
Or the liberal who assumes they couldn't?

tailgater wrote:

Really? You honestly think that doing absolutely nothing productive with your life, having no control over what a nameless group of people will give you, and having absolutely nothing to do or show for yourself at the end of the day is "a very good ride"?

victor809 wrote:

What? not everyone has the same level of capability. what's wrong with acknowledging this?

victor809 wrote:

To assume that someone "can't" simply because they didn't is not only presumptuous, but also classless.

tailgater wrote:

I have no problem assuming . . . . . .

victor809 wrote:

You guys are not being very supportive here. Remember that it must be scary for DP to leave the Fox News based alternate reality of conservatism. As his fellow BOTL'S you should help him as he transitions to a new life style. DP is soon to be overwhelmed with new choices.

So, DP, now that you approve of same sex marriage, should both men wear black?

Brewha wrote: