On 8/3/2014 5:45 PM, amdx wrote:
On 8/3/2014 1:02 PM, wrote:
On Sun, 03 Aug 2014 13:02:28 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

was raised by a single mother...
was raised in public housing...
was fed with food stamps...
was supported with welfare...
was kept healthy with medicaid...
got his eyeglasses from a state agency...
benefited from affirmative action to enter college...
used federal loans and Pell grants in undergrad school...
benefited from affirmative action to enter medical school...
had his med school paid for with grant from USPHS...

...claims government assistance is ruining black American families

Dr. Ben Carson is a political hypocrite.

I guess the difference was he moved on and did not consider public
assistance a lifestyle.

Most of us have no problem with a safety net, we just don't want it to
be a hammock.

I wonder what the difference is between welfare now and welfare 50
years ago when Benny's mom was collecting?

Did his mom have subsidized internet, a subsidized smartphone,
subsidized housing, a fuel allowance subsidy , job training subsidy,
child care subsidy, subsidized prenatal care, subsidized formula,
free medical care, free dental care, free vision care, free
prescriptions. Did she drive a car with $3,500 worth of tires and wheels
on it, was little Benny wearing $150 Nikes, did she have gold
lining her teeth was she having babies to get more welfare.
There are welfare mothers getting more in benefits than my wife and I
get working 110 hrs a week.
It has become a lifestyle for way to many, and very understandable why.
There is no shame for living on it, it is enough money to live better
than most human beings on the planet.
Mikek

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We don't work 110 hours but we do our share and we still don't have the
things the MS13 members are getting handed, walking over our southern
border... Pools, spas, wide screen tv's, cable, internet.... wow. I am
watching a 13 inch tv cause my (21") *widescreen* broke last fall