I wonder if I'm alone in this...

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I would like the opinion of anyone who reads this... And would take the time to comment of course...

Comments

[sirpuna]

Good write up. I feel the same way about the looters and the scum bags who don't show enough gratitude to the people and business letting them in, helping them out. They don't deserve it if they still feel the need to steal from someone because they feel like they need to make people feel how they feel, that they need to equalize America by stealing from them... which in the long run will only push the balance to their side.

I grew up poor, and still consider myself as such since I don't make more than 20k a year. The small Northern California dump I grew up in had so many hispanic immigrants that came to our town looking to support their family. I respected the ones that worked honestly (even though not legally) and didn't try to equalize everyone else. They were the ones I respected, but it was their relatives and children that tagged along that ended up renting a small 2 room shack and housed 45 people in it, then sucked the living day light out of wel-fare, all the while their children robbed the local supermarket and convenience stores claiming they were "Norteño" or "Surreño"... gangsters... when they never even spent 20 seconds in the slums of a place that had anything comparable to real gangsters.

I see it this way, people can bitch and moan all they want about thinking that the government should do all this for them, make them rich, give them all this stuff, when really all they have to do is work an honest job, kick their drug addiction, and clean up.

'Nuff said.

"Tit-sucking welfare jockeys, a rag-tag slag of scum that aren't fit to walk this earth." - Has to be the best line I've heard about wel-fare scum.