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The bus has a swipe system that takes their own cards, but not debit or credit cards. It only reads bus passes, which must be paid with cash. And have you ever tried grocery shopping by bus? You can't carry a week's worth of groceries on the bus, trust me.
You want people out looking for work, but you begrudge them the ability to buy a month's bus pass? And, in rural areas, there are people who actually have to take a taxi to get groceries. Taxis take cash.
I would carry a week's worth of groceries if I had to. Use the big reusable bags. If it's too much, make more trips.
Nobody is begrudging people of anything. YOU WANT IT, YOU EARN IT. Simple.
This is the first I'm hearing where a landlord will allow you to pay your rent online. Most landlords either want a personal check payment by the beginning of the month and after that certified funds if your late. I would also like to know for those who don't have a computer, if they are able to pay any bills online, how are they suppose to do it if they do not have access to a computer? how are they suppose to pay their gas and electric bill?
I really am appalled at the ignorance displayed in this thread. Open your eyes and take a look at the world around you. Read a newspaper. Educate yourselves.
Read the link again.
Once again ... people with Section 8 benefits pay 30 percent of their household income toward rent.
bahaha, if they have no income, they pay nothing, according to you!
It may be a free country as far as rights go, but not when it comes to spending taxpayer dollars. Oh, right, you're a liberal. Don't expect you to understand that then.
I don't completely disagree with this; however, legislation like that proposed in Minnesota is going about it all the wrong way.
So then what do you propose?
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