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Wonder how many of those still have cable TV. Give me a break. http://www.heritage.org/research/welfare/bg1713.cfm http://www.heritage.org/research/welfare/bg1
by ninjac0der 17y ago
Wonder how many of those still have cable TV. Give me a break.
http://www.heritage.org/research/welfare/bg1713.cfm http://www.heritage.org/research/welfare/bg1713.cfm
- jcromartie 17y agoOf course a conservative policy center will tell me that poor people are wasteful and/or lazy. However, the same Americans that are mostly living paycheck-to-paycheck are also the same Americans that work more hours than a lot of countries with much better situations. It's also not just about what you have... it's about where you can go and how far you are from outright financial ruin. In the US you are probably not mobile and probably just a serious illness or injury away from bankruptcy. It's not like the amount of the cable bill would go very far to pay for things that other civilized nations take for granted, like medical care and education.
- ninjac0der 17y agoWhat do you think this even has to do with my original statement? People are in better situations in other countries because they support more of a welfare/legislative based system? Do you live there? Why not? "Of course a conservative policy center will tell me that poor people are wasteful and/or lazy." An excellent way to write off an opinion without consideration. Come back when you have a valid reason to write their numbers off (not that there isn't one, just don't parrot "conservative" or "republican" at me because that puts you in the majority of people who cite the same BS over-generalizations).