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I can agree with the person in the first video. Back in the mid to late 70s I worked my way through college by working for the phone company in one of the worst areas of Los Angeles. It was the Black Slums of South Central LA. I found while most people were on welfare and their houses looked bad they had much more then I did and was better off as I was paying for college and living. Nothing has changed with welfare and unless we limit it to a couple of years and only to American citizens then it will always be this way.
ReplyDelete#1: My son used to work as a cashier at a grocery store. People would REGULARLY whip out their EBT cards, laugh, and say "EATIN'BETTAH T'NAHT!" as my son rang up their steaks, lobster, and the like. Most of them would then roll their carts out, load up their late model cars, and leave. One of these dinduettes got in my son's face for thinking she was taking advantage of "the system." My son hadn't said a word, and was just ringing up her haul. ...The votes of these people are being bought with YOUR MONEY!
ReplyDeleteRed Flag laws are and end-run around the Constitution, plain and simple. Funny; NOTHING is said about what LED the cops to "enforcing" the red flag law on this guy. As is typical with the Left, the legal, law-abiding gun owner is made out to be the villian...
As far as red flag laws go, seeing how the police will act on anonymous phone calls, report all of the FBI, DHS, IRS and Police members themselves. Flood their system with the hope perhaps they will know down the door of one of their own and murder him, her, their dog or family member the same way they do everyone else.
ReplyDeleteI've felt the same way for decades as that man about the cost of groceries and how welfare bastards rub our faces in their theft. The fact that everything costs so much more than a few years ago makes it much worse.
ReplyDeleteGas here in Insleeville has gone up a $1.15 in less than a month, sometimes twice in a day. It used to cost me $40 to fill up my truck, yesterday it was $90 which gets me to work and back for 4 days.
Tell me again how inflation is 3%. Pull my finger while you're at it.