Tax dollars hard at work

Todd

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YOUR TAX MONEY AT WORK …. AGAIN

This particular government outrage comes from Seattle. They had a bit of an earthquake up there. It happened around February 28th and is known thereabouts as the Nisqually Earthquake.

OK, this Nisqually Earthquake is of little importance to you, right? Relatively minor, right? Nope. Wrong.

This earthquake provides us with an excellent lesson on just what happens when a government can take the money you have earned at the point of a gun and then have no accountability too you whatsoever for how that money is spent.

The night before the earthquake about 75 urban outdoorsmen (that would be “homeless men” to the more sensitive among you) spent the night at the Compass Center in Seattle. The Compass Center is a shelter near Pioneer Square. The next day the Compass Center was destroyed in the earthquake. That meant these urban campers had to find another shelter to run to the next evening.

A night or so after the earthquake one urban outdoorsman told his buddies that he had heard on television that the federal government was handing out checks to displaced residents. All you had to do was call a toll-free number! Hell, they were displaced, weren’t they? The shelter they had stayed in the night before the quake was gone! Word spread like wildfire. Homeless men started claiming displaced status ….

So, guess what? You got it! Checks are being handed out. They’re not saying just how many have gone to the urban outdoorsmen … but dozens have already received their checks. How much? Well, how is $1,200 for starters? That’s what the feds say two months rent is worth in Seattle. Many homeless men have also received additional checks for over a thousand additional dollars for stuff they claim they left at the Compass Center and couldn’t recover after the quake.

And the Democrats say we can’t afford a tax cut.
 
"And the Democrats say we can't afford a tax cut"

Todd, which "WE" would you be talking about there? "We" in your province, or "We" in your Country? ;)
 
lavender said:
Todd -

The incompatibility of your religious and political views never fails to astound me.

This article just proves that compassionate conservatism is a big-time sham. I mean seriously folks, giving a homeless person $1,200 and then some of them $1,000 more, what's the harm?

And what the hell does this have to do with tax cuts? The total amount from this endeavor is just a tiny chip off the block.

Let me try and put the aritcle in simple words that you can understand. why this artivcle particularly upsets me.

1. Homeless people whoops I mean Outdoors people {political democratic correctness ;))= people without homes

2. The checks were for displacement. Displacement you know being taken from your usual place of habitation. OutDoors People live OutDoors, to be displaced that means they would no longer be allowed to live outdoors that didn't happen.

3. It was illegally claimed money freely given. I suppose though if there was a properly working system for Outdoors People they wouldn't be outdoors would they?

4. Yes this $90,000+ dollars is a drop in the bucket but compounded by how they do stuff like this with out thinking on an almost daily basis it adds up.

5. How does it deal with the tax cut? let see if supposedly we are paying less money in taxes, then on the same hand we supposedly would have less money for government social services. If all the money is given out to illegal claiments like this particular cas then that money would be used up fast, then the DEMOCRATS would cry hard times and say look that tax cut was such a bad idea, we have not the money to meet the needs of the people, so we have to increase the tax burden on everybody again.

So does 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15 to you yet?
 
lavender said:
You just proved my point.

Compassion and conservative ARE mutually exclusive. :)

and again the democrat only reads into a post what they want to read into a post ;)
 
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