diggitydank420
Well-Known Member
I have no problem with you receiving your due, you earned it.Ok, if it's stealing, then how are services paid for? Ambulances..Fire, roads All the services that we've become accustomed too? Do those providing said services do it for nothing?
When the the first, last time you paid out of pocket for any of them. Have you ever needed an ambulance? If so, did you have to pay for the ride before you were taken to the hospital? Ever had to pay for the roads to be plowed, or repaired? Had to be suspicious of everybody you didn't know because you might be wearing shoes, and the other guy wasn't, but had an AK, and wanted yours?
Granted, there are a lot of bull with the taxes we pay, but could any of us afford to pay OUR share of these services? We should have greater say in how out taxes are spent, but to not pay IF you can, but to use the services anyway, well, to my mind THAT is stealing.
By the way.. I was disabled in the Marines, defending this country, by your way of thinking I shouldn't get the piddlin' ass bit of coin I get, when I had to give up ALL my plans for the future because I felt honored and duty bound to serve my country? Another thing, all workers who have paid into the system are owed unemployment, as they've been paying in for as long as they've worked. It's those friggin' leg spreadin' "i gotta baby gimme money" that's the problem, or those junkies who claim that they are disabled, NOT those of us who have paid the ultimate price that has caused us to not be able to work, por those who've paid in, and temporarily are out of work. I have no respect for anybody who suck at the public tit without having ever contributed a thing. So please, think before you tar all those recieving assistance, not all want to be..
There are things that have to be funded. But welfare? No thank you.
All I ask is to do a little research on where your INCOME tax goes.
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, Gill Sans MT, GillSans]Current Military
$965 billion:[/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, Gill Sans MT, GillSans]
Military Personnel $129 billion
Operation & Maint. $241 billion
Procurement $143 billion
Research & Dev. $79 billion
Construction $15 billion
Family Housing $3 billion
DoD misc. $4 billion
Retired Pay $70 billion
DoE nuclear weapons $17 billion
NASA (50%) $9 billion
International Security $9 billion
Homeland Secur. (military) $35 billion
State Dept. (partial) $6 billion
other military (non-DoD) $5 billion
Global War on Terror $200 billion [We added $162 billion to the last item to supplement the Budgets grossly underestimated $38 billion in allowances to be spent in 2009 for the War on Terror, which includes the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan] [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, Gill Sans MT, GillSans]Past Military,
$484 billion:
Veterans Benefits $94 billion
Interest on national debt (80%) created by military spending, $390 billion [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, Gill Sans MT, GillSans]Human Resources
$789 billion:
Health/Human Services
Soc. Sec. Administration
Education Dept.
Food/Nutrition programs
Housing & Urban Dev.
Labor Dept.
other human resources.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, Gill Sans MT, GillSans]General Government
$304 billion:
Interest on debt (20%)
Treasury
Government personnel
Justice Dept.
State Dept.
Homeland Security (15%)
International Affairs
NASA (50%)
Judicial
Legislative
other general govt.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, Gill Sans MT, GillSans]Physical Resources
$117 billion:
Agriculture
Interior
Transportation
Homeland Security (15%)
HUD
Commerce
Energy (non-military)
Environmental Protection
Nat. Science Fdtn.
Army Corps Engineers
� Fed. Comm. Commission
other physical resources[/FONT]