opelmanta1900
8 years ago

Don't tell me none of these people you defend cannot WORK

TMCTLT wrote:

opelmanta1900
8 years ago

Government benefits should require drug testing.

Welfare. That's an easy one.
Government workers. ALL of them.
Corporate owners who get tax breaks. Yup, them too.

You want MY money?
Then prove you're not on drugs.

tailgater wrote:


You do realize this is an internet forum that literally centers around the use of one specific drug....
Gene363
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8 years ago

I'd say on the whole that very much depends on the city....some have little tolerance @ all.
Ever wonder why soup kitchens can't be manned by those who benefit from them?? I have.


You socialists always trying to somehow prove " your more caring and sensitive " Stop with the hand outs and give them some qualifications to land a JOB. Don't tell me none of these people you defend cannot WORK

TMCTLT wrote:



Exactly. I started working in South Carolina right after Hurricane Hugo wreaked havoc. I joined a local church group putting roofs back on low income family homes in the Charleston area. I tried to get the group and the folks they were coordinating with in the area to get local folks to work with us and learn how to do their own roofing. Oh, no, we just fix them in place, nothing to improve their situation. Some of these folks used a pitcher pump for water, had an outhouse not far from the well and heated the house with wood.

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
Phil222
8 years ago

Government benefits should require drug testing.

Welfare. That's an easy one.
Government workers. ALL of them.
Corporate owners who get tax breaks. Yup, them too.

You want MY money?
Then prove you're not on drugs.

tailgater wrote:



It has been tried for welfare. Waste of money.

https://thinkprogress.org/what-7-states-discovered-after-spending-more-than-1-million-drug-testing-welfare-recipients-c346e0b4305d/ 

Now our elected officals on the other hand...anything to piss them off.
delta1
8 years ago
HELP or KILL the Homeless <---------bumpersticker worthy?
SteveS
8 years ago

HELP or KILL the Homeless <---------bumpersticker worthy?

delta1 wrote:



I sorta like the idea of buying them a bus ticket for an out of town destination ... pile 'em up in DC where all the government people can see and step around 'em ...
HuckFinn
8 years ago

I sorta like the idea of buying them a bus ticket for an out of town destination ... pile 'em up in DC where all the government people can see and step around 'em ...

SteveS wrote:


Lawmakers don't live in DC like they used to.
Most fly in and out weekly.
SteveS
8 years ago

I sorta like the idea of buying them a bus ticket for an out of town destination ... pile 'em up in DC where all the government people can see and step around 'em ...

SteveS wrote:


Lawmakers don't live in DC like they used to. Most fly in and out weekly.

HuckFinn wrote:



No matter ... I don't actually live in SF, but the homeless tend to mass themselves near entrances to BART and at the bus station as well as in popular places such as Union Square making them impossible to ignore when commuting into The City for work or play ...
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