Do most people on WELFARE, UNEMPLOYMENT, etc..realize that...

Here is another big pie chart with % breakdowns.
[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

your most likely working for the federal reserve...because you've avoided that question over & over again.


where's the outcry of the trillions of taxdollar being funnelled into the hands of the greedy?? where's your outrage over that??

yeah.


shill.

It appears Jackin' In a Box will argue about anything.

Unemployment and Welfare was just over 2% of the Budget.
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

This chart has higher percentages.

Learn your colors.

You cannot buy anything that is taxable with foodstamps. A bakery prepared cake is taxable in many states.

Furthermore, you are assuming that the person who was buying the cake could have baked one themeselves from a box mix. I know several people who don't have an oven, and several other people that could screw up boiled water.

Moron, I told you I was outraged by it several pages ago.

I've posted on MANY threads in the past about how that was a huge fraud, and those bastards should be hung.

Now kindly, stfu about it, tard.

There is no one more retarted than someone who calls "fail" and "owned" when they are the ones who just got served time and time again.

So someone can spout all the bullshit they want about birthday cakes and who they called, doesn't make it so. Now let's see this line item. Gotta be a link somewhere.

Last Edited by Jackinthebox on 07/11/2009 10:45 PM

You've already been proven wrong with the birthday cake thing, get off it already.

Once again, same 'ol song and dance from jackass...always with the victim mentality.

Change your attitude and your life will improve.

That chart is easier to read if you start at the top and move clockwise corresponding to the list on the righthand side.

Also personal income tax only accounts for about 44% of the Federal governments revenue.

So really less than one percent goes towards welfare and unemployment.

He posted it last page, Mr. 'I have every smilie of 'fail' and 'owned' on the interent, and I post them with every other response I give'.

At one time, people cared for people. Those truly in need were helped by others. Not so sure that would work today.

In our community, when someone dies, you take food. When someone is sick, you take food. When someone loses a job, you take food. Might even put a few dollars in the bag with the food.

There is no line to the door of the lazy, and those unwilling to work. For those truly in need, it's a blessing to be able to help.

It's sad that those who truly need help are often the ones unable to get it. Sadder still that the system has made us unwilling to help.

If you want to argue about wether or not there should be welfare or not, that's fine. But don't sit there and blame the people who are on welfare and have no other choice.

You take away welfare right now and you will have millions of starving people pillaging and raping every candy ass in the suburbs who ever whined about paying for welfare.

People are not on welfare by choice. They are there because they have no choice.

This is the only pie chart that matters.
[link to www.warresisters.org]

Just keep ignoring the enormous elephant in the room.

Why not? Jackin in yo momma's box. Game on! ;)

:amworker:

Last Edited by Jackinthebox on 07/11/2009 10:52 PM

Looks like 11.79% on the wiki chart to me. Also the wiki article says 2%, but the math doesn't look right to me. Any rate it's hard to read the chart. Question wiki??

And next year, things will go from bad to worse. All of Bush's tax cuts will expire and there is no way Obama will extend them. This will add an additional 1 trillion dollars to our tax burden.

As soon as I get back to work my life will improve. In the meantime, I will be here to issue the smackdown to dumb shit like your OP.

So where is this proof on the birthday cake? I'm waiting.

I quoted the text, but here is the link, Jackass.

[link to ecfr.gpoaccess.gov]

LOL!! What smackdown?

You've been thoroughly checkmated all day here.

What have I stated that's wrong?

go ahead...name it..

Did you press the magnifying glass?

Of the 11.79 percent in the pie chart, 9.79 percent falls under "other mandatory spending" whatever that is.

It clearly states that less than 2 percent of the whole budget is for unemployment and welfare with less than 1% coming from personal income taxes.

Was it you or one of the ACs who said they'd rather draw from the government than work for less? Might be a tough choice, but sounds like a choice to me.

Also, I know at least two people who go through the motions of applying for jobs so they can continue to qualify for Unemployment.

All I see is "birthday cake = yes."

I dont see anything specifying a fresh, in store bakery prepared cake.

I have no more words for your insanity.

The other poster was right, you'll fucking argue ANYTHING...you must be a fucking blast to hang out with....

I'm not going to read your whole thread so excuse me if someone has already pointed the following out to you.

I have been a payroll accountant for years. You need to drop unemployment out of your title. Before that person you are bitching about became unemployed he and his employer paid money into the fund. He and his employer made equal contributions and he is paying for his own fund. You aren't paying for it.

Unemployment is nothing like welfare. You need to do some research before you post such a thread.

I don't know about other states but in Oregon there are ways around the system of getting things you technically can't purchase on food stamps. The birthday cake thing is a prime example. Here you can't special order a cake but you can take a ready made cake from the bakery's choices in the grocery store and free of charge they will write something on it. You can't purchase a fountain drink with a straw in it with food stamps but take that same drink and DON'T put the straw in and you can get the drink. You may not be able to buy the deli fried chicken but if you get into the store as they are pulling their chicken and packaging it for the cold section you can still get "hot" chicken on food stamps.

One thing that astonished me recently was when we went shopping hubby found an M&M character fan with candy in it. That was the ONLY thing I expected to pay with cash and food stamps covered it. The bag of candy inside was a fun size pack, hardly worth the $2.99 in stamps it was worth. I was actually bitching about it as I was bagging it up.

I make the food stamps we receive go the distance I can make them. I enjoy the convenience of "ready made" mixes but I refuse to pay for a box and a name. I have found recipes and reworked them to work for my family for things like rice a roni, hamburger and chicken helper seasoning mixes, biscuit and pancake mix and a basic cake mix that by adding different ingredients (like chocolate for a chocolate cake) I can make ANY sort of cake I choose.

I find it very disappointing that I can't go to a local farmer's stand and purchase fresh produce from him on food stamps while I can go and buy fresh from a grocery store that has things shipped in from South and Central America... THAT I think is the most screwed up thing of all.

But that's what the bitch bought, with the card, and that's what the state office confirmed was "a birthday cake" as compared to "a cake mix" like sensible poor people bake into a birthday cake.
Any bakery item can be purchased in a grocery store with foodstamps, as well as chips and candy.
Nutritious and delicious.

LMAO, why did you change your name to tell the second story?

Did you not realize your AC number is still identified with auto quote?

Yeah, you just happened to be buying a similar product as a stamp recipient twice, and they just happened to have the better product twice.

WTF ever, never happened, lie some more eh?