WileyCoyote
Active Member
A paraphrased comment from Karl Marx (most of you stupid kids don't know ho he is, I know, but here goes anyway):
"Democracy is not a form of government that can survive...for it will only survive until the people discover that they can vote themselves money from the treasury"...
And that's what is happening today in the US...lazy ass people are voting themselves handouts from the treasury so they can sit on their ass at home and not have to work...
How do they vote themselves handouts?...by supporting political candidates who promise continued or escalated support of social programs that give handouts to people who are too sorry to work for a living...
I say stop food stamps, medicare, and medicaid TOMORROW...put Mother Nature back in charge and cull people who are a drain on society as a whole...
Survival of the fittest is the way Mother Nature has done things for millions upon millions of years...man has recently discovered how to circumvent this and keep suckers alive who are a drain on society as a whole...to the detriment of mankind as a whole...
"Democracy is not a form of government that can survive...for it will only survive until the people discover that they can vote themselves money from the treasury"...
And that's what is happening today in the US...lazy ass people are voting themselves handouts from the treasury so they can sit on their ass at home and not have to work...
How do they vote themselves handouts?...by supporting political candidates who promise continued or escalated support of social programs that give handouts to people who are too sorry to work for a living...
I say stop food stamps, medicare, and medicaid TOMORROW...put Mother Nature back in charge and cull people who are a drain on society as a whole...
Survival of the fittest is the way Mother Nature has done things for millions upon millions of years...man has recently discovered how to circumvent this and keep suckers alive who are a drain on society as a whole...to the detriment of mankind as a whole...
