Can anyone prove that Democratic voters recieve more "free stuff" (racism, Brown)
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It's all hyperbole, and probably plain racism. The teabaggers have no problem with corporate welfare which runs to the tune of hundreds of billions, 99% of recipients are white board of directors, while the icky black and brown people only get a few ten billion, which amounts to less than $2 of food stamps per meal per day
It is something Republicans say to make themselves feel better. Ultimately it fosters a misunderstanding of a whole lot of people who vote against them and will perpetuate their minority status. As such I don't see it as a big deal.
It's impossible to answer this logically and truthfully without you instantly labeling the person a racist. No matter how simple the math is you will attack the person delivering the message.
Seems conservatives are obsessed with racism. I didn't say anything about it at all. But it's great to know you see things in terms of race.
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Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed
It's all hyperbole, and probably plain racism. The teabaggers have no problem with corporate welfare which runs to the tune of hundreds of billions, 99% of recipients are white board of directors, while the icky black and brown people only get a few ten billion, which amounts to less than $2 of food stamps per meal per day
Yeah sure, it's always conservatives who are obsessed with racism.
Cell phones, expanded medicaid programs, free electric, free housing.... There has got to be a ton of them... We haven't even scratch the surface of lobbyists becoming middleman for these social programs...
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