holy shit Judge Holden is truly a rare Vance. Saved.
Obama did the same thing in Israel to try to overthrow Netanyahu
We'd have less of it, and it would be less impactful if we ejected all the illegals and niggers that are getting fat off welfare.
To be fair, Fox News ran the "Poor Households" story in 2011. But refrigerators, microwaves, and coffeemaker were pretty cheap and accessible even back then.
Support programs for low-income advanced age do something like this, they'll deliver two or three cardboard boxes with things like government cheddar, oranges, dry beans, onions, noodles, canned greens, granola, powdered milk, etc. etc.
Government cheese was a result of the usda buying millions of gallons of dairy to stabilize the market and needing something to do with said millions of gallons of dairy
Every time some fat boon with a billion quintillion kids gets out of a $40,000 SUV because she doesn't pay rent and gets everything for free while 1/5 of our paycheck goes to her and her ilk and the rest of it pays for things she doesn't have to I think of how this is exactly what the founding fathers intended
Actually, that's a fair idea. We have MREs for military people. It's confirmed to be good for a soldier, it's fine for citizens. We could give the white liberal women's pet negroids MREs instead of free steak.
Dunno the specifics, but I do know you can sell a Canadian home and buy a literal castle in Europe or Private Island instead. It wouldn't surprise me if someone sold their Canadian house and bought 3-6 American houses as investment properties.
It's not the online grifters that disappoint, they are what they are. It is the amount of people who swallow down it whole unquestioningly that is the let down.
i'd have to go back to drinking a six pack of beer every day, something about cane sugar is nasty to me.
"why should the poor have a microwave, make some fucking vegetables" -this thread for the last 100 pages
It gets worse. 100% of them have access to fire.
Not till trump does something new.
Try telling that to all the generationally turbo-poor whites in the Kentucky and West Virginia back country who haven't seen a nigger or spic in 15 years.
I know this has nothing to do with what you meant but when I read this I imagined a German shouting "Ze appliances will face ze wall! Zey are subhuman!" and it made me laugh
I get that argument, but how can an of the executive branch keep something confidential from another arm of the executive branch pursuing an investigation into a crime? The IRS will happily give away info if it means prosecuting some drug dealer in a new BMW because they didn't pay, or for the very few occasions where an investigation into which jew corpo stole from jew corpo, why would anyone (reasonable and voting) care if it got extended to deportations, which are solidly on the 80 side of being an 80/20 issue?
"It's easy to hate the rich. But do you have the courage to hate the poor?"
Teaching highschoolers statistics 101 is even worse because now they have the tools to ignore anything they want to. Every obvious pattern gets short circuited with the line "correlation doesn't equal causation" or they come up with some vaguely-plausible sounding explanation that may exist to discredit anything they don't like. People are inherently dishonest with statistics and giving them extra tools is just training them how to lie.
I also hate the new "modernized" morality where you have complete moral and legal obligation to take care of the entire country and most of the world, but you're also not allowed to tell them what to do with your money because that would be controlling. There's a complete inversion of morality going on here where other people have an absolute right to your money and you're being rude if you want to have a small choice in how it's spent.
Good the Invaders can fucking starve or go home.
We are dismantling the Department of Education because 10 years before it existed we could land men on the moon and return them home, and 45+ years after the DOE existed we no longer can. That is regression.
