I disagree with this premise. I support welfare for the working poor. Having a job motivates people to stay out of trouble. It reduces violence and crime overall, and that money goes back into the local economy.
If you niggers here aren't stupid you'll see this is roundabout corporate welfare.
We have guns in this country. Nobody gives a shit retard.
I'm well aware of the more gonzo stuff they eat, but surely there's a middle ground.
Well that's just because it's easier to put refrigerators and freezers against the wall. Not to mention you want your meats near the butcher and he needs his own out-of-sight space in the corner to do his job.
It speaks volumes that two presumably adult people couldn't infer that.
What the fuck are you talking about? We already restrict food stamps. All they'll need to do is change a toggle from "SNAP eligible" to "not SNAP eligible."
This is also why the milk isle is always cleared out and every emergency liter you get at 7/11 expired three days before you bought it
Yes, we do restrict SNAP, and that already pisses poor people off. Restricting SNAP even further will piss them off even more.
Black people get pissed off about something every week.
What bureaucracy? EBT is a gift card that only works on certain items and is automatically applied by the register. All it takes to restrict a new item is a new entry in a database.
Socialist governments can be seen as a noble but misguided attempt to rid the world of poverty by getting rid of one bottom quintile after another.
You say this like I don't already know it. If you make access to benefits contingent on not being an unteachable nigger, you create a nigger filter. Separating the useful (or potentially useful) people from the niggers is non-negotiable if you want a prosperous nation. Once you know who the niggers are, you can funnel them into your preferred solution for minimizing the damage they're able to cause just by existing.
Moreover what added complexity? Narrowing a range of options is the very definition of reducing complexity.
He looks like the Grandpa on Pawn Stars (RIP).
If we can dismantle the Department of Education because "It didn't put us on the moon" then by that logic we should revoke all smoking bans. Lucky strike did more to get us on the moon.
We'll they're bureaucrats. Whoever's job it is to make that toggle is going to need to defer to 9 layers of authority before doing anything. Then when he necessarily fucks that simple task up he's going to need to file 8 pages of paperwork documenting it before filing a request to fix his mistake before starting the whole process all over.
