You know who your masters are, right?
They're the ones who get to sit on the front porch sipping iced tea watching you as you work in the fields all day.
They get the house, the food, the medicine while you work to support them.
And if you don't like this arrangement and you try to runaway...well, they got them a posse to run you down.
It's the natural order of things. After all, their innate superiority is plain for all to see. They're obviously possessed of superior intellect and an innate moral goodness. Perhaps you don't like having a master just as an animal may bray beneath the weight of the yoke but it is for the best. Were you left to run wild you might fall prey to some predator or cause a calamity amongst your more civilized betters.
You may not like the arragement but that is only because you do not understand what is best for you.
You masters are kind and beneficient. They smile at you and gently pat your children on the head.
And now these masters of yours have it tough, you see. It seems some have complained about how they spend
your their money and now the masters are all a-bristlin'.
The Straight Story (38,805 posts)
North Carolina Proposal Would Ban Welfare Recipients From Buying Lottery Tickets
North Carolina lawmakers have drafted legislation that would ban welfare recipients and people in bankruptcy from buying lottery tickets in the state, according to several news reports.
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Uben (6,729 posts)
1. Do they tell corporations how to spend their welfare?
Hell no, so why do they feel they have the right to tell anyone else to? Hypocritical muther****ing pieces of shit.
Scuba (24,007 posts)
3. Skip Stam has a history of not caring about the poor and not wanting a "nanny state".
Makes me suspicious about his motives.
Kolesar (28,418 posts)
4. punish vendors for selling lottery tickets to someone who they know is on welfare
Ok, more regulations for small business owners to deal with. The store owners will probably roll over and not tell Stam he is being a dick.
Fumesucker (29,915 posts)
5. He seems to be implying that the state run lottery is a bad investment for individuals
How could that be? I hear ads on the TV and radio all the time telling me that buying a lottery ticket is a smart thing to do and I will win a great deal of money by buying such a ticket.
Someone here does not have their facts straight.
newfie11 (2,935 posts)
6. These holier than thou folks are unbelievable
I cannot imagine trying to live on the small welfare amount. I can only hope someday the high and mighty idiots making these laws have to live on them.
MrYikes (540 posts)
7. What welfare money?
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