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Oh, but why not?

It could have been you that was born lazy and dim-witted, into a situation with no kind of support or family structure to impress upon you the value and dignity of hard work. Then it would have been you living by means which you did not work for.

The fact that it is not is simply your good luck and their bad. Why should prosperity and happiness be determined by mere chance at birth?

Even if that is the case you can go about life and be self sustaining. Perfect example. I know a black lady that is in her mid 40s, single with no kids and has 20k in the bank. She works two jobs making $11 or so at one and $8.50 at the other. She isn't very bright, but she makes decisions that are in her best interest.

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Posted by LSUnKaty

Katy, TX

Member since Dec 2008

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Posted on 5/24/17 at 12:58 pm to MontyFranklyn

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Even if that is the case you can go about life and be self sustaining. Perfect example.

Oh contraire - That lady knows the value and dignity of hard work, unlike the unfortunate lazy and ignorant soul in my example, who wasn't born knowing nor every had the opportunity to learn that decisions they make can effect their lives positively, or that they even have the ability to change their situation if they choose to. That's not their fault - it's the fault of the collective for failing to properly enlighten them.

Then you have your enlightened moochers who are just lazy and don't want to work, but that's not their fault either. They were just born that way by chance.

Put yourself in their shoes, and when you see a lazy, good for nothing, ignorant moocher say to yourself "there but for the grace of God go I".

Then take pity on them and run right over and give them 10% to 39.6% of all your disposable income - depending on which tax bracket you fall under.

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