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How about we end all forms of government paid welfare. Corporate or otherwise. That way, there will be no need to politicize every scintilla of our existence?
Did you read it by any chance? Because you would have gotten my point if you had. But since you had to ask.....this is a list of perks the nation's tax dollars have to pay for. If America's tax payers have to pay for these freebies, then why can't we make the people getting them pass a drug test to receive them? Isn't that what these same guys are demanding of welfare recipients? What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander and all that.
Did you read it by any chance? Because you would have gotten my point if you had. But since you had to ask.....this is a list of perks the nation's tax dollars have to pay for. If America's tax payers have to pay for these freebies, then why can't we make the people getting them pass a drug test to receive them? Isn't that what these same guys are demanding of welfare recipients? What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander and all that.
Just because one group is wrong doesn't mean it's O.K. to be wrong yourself.
How about we end all forms of government paid welfare. Corporate or otherwise. That way, there will be no need to politicize every scintilla of our existence?
I am so sick of the "game" of politics.
Starting with Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. Recipients can get exactly what they paid in and not a penny more. One in five seniors get Medicaid on top of Medicare and Social Security. What's more, Medicare recipients barely pay a third of the benefits they take out. I'm a taxpayer and why should I pay for these nonworking seniors that paid so little in?
Oil companies do with the government subsidizing ethanol. How many do you want?
The ethanol tax credit expired however the mandate still exists. When the tax credit existed the taxpayer footed the bill, now the consumer foots the bill and will continue to pay for it until the mandate is lifted. Either way the oil company isn't paying for it.
The ethanol tax credit expired however the mandate still exists. When the tax credit existed the taxpayer footed the bill, now the consumer foots the bill and will continue to pay for it until the mandate is lifted. Either way the oil company isn't paying for it.
So, we should be able to require them to take a **** test according to the argument.
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