Orrin Hatch - No money to help lazy people depended on Fed Govt. with CHIP

[MasterJedi]

"God damn mooching n*****s!" - The GOP sentiment, even if they won't say it in public. Typical.

We don't have the money but more money for F-35s, broken LCSs, and the f'd up Ford class carriers, no problem! - GOP

There was an article in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about how the rural areas are facing the exact same kinds of poverty, crime and drugs and have even less access to the help they need. To which you get comments basically saying "at least they're not shooting at each other like those black thugs on the north side so I don't care". You teach a group to hate another and make them feel they're superior and they'll never work together, even if they're in similar circumstances and could form a powerful block.

[MasterJedi]

"God damn mooching n*****s!" - The GOP sentiment, even if they won't say it in public. Typical.

We don't have the money but more money for F-35s, broken LCSs, and the f'd up Ford class carriers, no problem! - GOP

There was an article in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about how the rural areas are facing the exact same kinds of poverty, crime and drugs and have even less access to the help they need. To which you get comments basically saying "at least they're not shooting at each other like those black thugs on the north side so I don't care". You teach a group to hate another and make them feel they're superior and they'll never work together, even if they're in similar circumstances and could form a powerful block.

Interestingly, the rural areas are actually having an increase in crimes previously associated with large gang and extremely urban areas. Those numbers aren't being presented in the rural newspapers, of course, but they're there and I hope they realize that they could work together before it's too late.

-Looks at president-

HAH

Posted it in the Wisconsin thread on the other board but anyone interested: https://projects.jsonline.com/news/2017/12/4/wisconsin-childhood-trauma-data-explodes-myth-of-not-in-my-small-town.html