Deception (Page 20): I also defend some social programs , and you and yours in your position , I don't think most people don't mind helping a bit ! What I don't like is the same...

Bigmac495 Loc: Indiana

szalman60 wrote:

My respect for social programs stems from the fact that my dad died at 33,, leaving my mom with 3 kids and no marketable sk**ls, if it wasn't for social security my life could have turned out miserably. social programs are a large part of who America as a whole is and as you can tell I defend them quite vigorously,,,, I thought I should get that out there

I also defend some social programs , and you and yours in your position , I don't think most people don't mind helping a bit !
What I don't like is the same program lets women who have multiple kids (without getting married)get the same as you and they plan on living off other people by not getting married to use the social programs to keep out of the work place, get free food, free rent , free utilities etc.!

vernon

Bigmac495 wrote:

I also defend some social programs , and you and yours in your position , I don't think most people don't mind helping a bit !
What I don't like is the same program lets women who have multiple kids (without getting married)get the same as you and they plan on living off other people by not getting married to use the social programs to keep out of the work place, get free food, free rent , free utilities etc.!

my dad got tb when i was a kid and then they didnt let you run around loose you had to go to a t b hospital ans you couldent get out until you were cured and back then there was no cure.
my had never worked in her life but she went out and got a job and raised the three of us and never got on the dole and of course there were no food stamps.i guess i'm saying you do what you have to do to survive .

Bigmac495 Loc: Indiana

vernon wrote:

my dad got tb when i was a kid and then they didnt let you run around loose you had to go to a t b hospital ans you couldent get out until you were cured and back then there was no cure.
my had never worked in her life but she went out and got a job and raised the three of us and never got on the dole and of course there were no food stamps.i guess i'm saying you do what you have to do to survive .

My mom got on booze after my dad died , and I was raised by my grandma , god bless her soul , ! My grandma was dirt poor , and my Grandfather had already passed away , but she never complained about having another mouth to feed by herself . I had to figure a lot of things out for myself
and even after my mother came back down to earth , I had to put up with 5 different step-fathers . Looking back on all this , I don't think learning to figure out things on your own was a bad deal ! And all the education in the world without having some common sense is a drawback !

vernon

Bigmac495 wrote:

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