DesideriScuri -> RE: No worries for welfare recipients? Try NC (10/16/2013 8:07:06 PM)
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ORIGINAL: papassion What happened at Walmart showed the true character of the welfare clan. It wasn't just one or two. It was a LOT. Tell me how flat screen TV sets fill your hunger. The news tells us obeseity is a national problem, mostly in the poorer southern states. Bleeding hearts say they don't get enough food and are obese because they eat the wrong foods. Yeah, using that logic, I guess the Nazi concentration camp victims must have been fed the "right" foods because they didn't get much to eat and were NOT fat hogs! Basic physics, energy cannot be created or destroyed by ordinary means. If you have fat on your ass, the calories to create that fat had to go thru your mouth! It is IMPOSSIBLE to create more calories of fat than you ate. If you think you can, , you patent it , because you just created a perpetual motion machine! A machine that creates more energy than it consumes! You are wrong. What happened at WalMart showed the true character only of those who took advantage of the situation. That's it. You could be right (I highly doubt it), but you can't extrapolate to the whole group based on a local sample size far, far smaller. You can not use the card in question to purchase TV sets. Even though the system was out of control for the cost, the systems in Wal-Mart (if they are anything like in New England) prevent such a card from being used to purchase non-food like items. Those are two different systems. Now its possible that system was compromised as well; but there is not evidence to support that conclusion right now. You are right that EBT doesn't pay for that type of stuff, papassion could also have been pointing out that many EBT beneficiaries have flat screens, which had to be paid for. If they spent money (not EBT) on flat screens, that might be why they have to rely on EBT to buy food. That is, he could have been questioning their spending priorities. I started my response to him with pointing that out, but then the other option popped in and, well, I didn't know how what was written was written.
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