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 More options Nov 6 2009, 9:55 pm
Newsgroups: soc.support.fat-acceptance, sci.med, alt.support.diet, alt.support.diet.low-carb, misc.consumers
From: The Master <tar...@nospam.sdf.lonestar.org.nospam>
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 2009 20:55:36 +0000
Local: Fri, Nov 6 2009 9:55 pm
Subject: Re: Slate: Ambulances for the Ample
vOn Fri, 6 Nov 2009, Mrs Irish Mike wrote:

> You have to see modern America. We have people who are hungry.

Get a job...  Then they can buy their own food.

> We have
> obese people because they are corn fed junk, everything has high
> fructose corn syrup in it.

Get a better job...  Then they can buy better food.  Assuming ofcourse
that they want to.  Carls Jr is fucking GOOD!!!!  MMMMmmmm...

> That is why we have so many obese people,
> they crave nutrition, so they eat. Instead of nutrition, they get
> empty calories.

Sounds like the fault of the consumer...

> The corn farmer is highly subsidized,

and by no means rich

> the family farm
> is gone and all they is remaining are food factories that turn out
> corn, corn fed animals and corn by-products. The poor in this country
> are fat because the non-nutrious foods are subsidized and so the
> cheapest.

I'm no fan of welfare, be it in the form of food stamps for some woman
with 3 children each a different color, or a farmer who is subsidized.  In
both cases, it is a misuse of tax dollars.

> We have entire families living in cars, under bridges, and in the
> basements of relatives.

Get a job, they can afford a house...

> Today the average CEO makes more than 400 times the wage of an
> average worker. The unemployment rate is given to be 10% but may be in
> reality above 25%. Those who work are only a paycheck or two from
> being homeless.

Then perhaps we need a tax code that ENCOURAGES the rich to create jobs
and invest in industry!  Why would a rich man want to risk his money in an
investment, if any gain would be taxed at an inane amount?  It's not even
worth it then!

> America used to be the land of opportunity. After WWII, the idea was
> that by hard work, frugal living, innovation and a little luck, one
> could buy a house, raise a family, send the children to college and
> retire in comfort. Today, it is investors who take the lion's share of
> the wealth.

Bullshit!  Today, it is welfare collecting scum that suckon the government
tit.  The poor today depend on programs that were not created by FDR, but
LBJ and his "great society".  These people demand more and more and more,
every year.  And the liberals bend over backward to provide it.

> Credit card companies...

Offer a service that customers are more then willing to pay for.

> purchase. Laborers are expendable, education is useless when the job
> you train for is out sourced or over run with 'guest' workers. Money
> is made by having money and the worker is tolerated only until he can
> be replaced.

UNSKILLED workers can be replaced, and rightly so!  Minimum wage jobs are
NOT a legitimate career path, they are instead intended for highschool
students entering the work force.

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