How to Make People Rely on the Government

Originally posted by JS357
I'll wait till you show you are back to a more civil mood. Meanwhile, do the research even without Norm.

In other words, you won't reply to the spirit of my question because you simply don't want to look at reality. Nice.

Any excuse to side step and attack.

Originally posted by Eladar
In other words, you won't reply to the spirit of my question because you simply don't want to look at reality. Nice.

Any excuse to side step and attack.

Anybody who calls me a moron is not in a mood to be reasonable. I'll wait for you to calm down.

Originally posted by JS357
Anybody who calls me a moron is not in a mood to be reasonable. I'll wait for you to calm down.

Anyone who doesn't want to answer the spirit of a question isn't being honest and is playing games. I use the term moron as a term for someone who is either too stupid to deal with the question or someone who is acting like he is too stupid to answer the question.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
No wonder America has lost its way with all this anti-government sentiment! Single parent families face extra pressures and sometimes need extra help, to attempt to cite this as a catalyst for more anti-government sentiment is quite unreal, for no doubt many would rather be completely self sufficient given the choice. I'd also like to point out that its a Christian obligation to look after widows and fatherless boys/girls.

As I pointed out, it is our government's policies that make people want to go without getting married. There's a huge hassle in putting up with another adult, when it is easier to do it alone and get the money you need from the government.

All the money and none of the arguing. It's a win-win for women.

Originally posted by Eladar
Anyone who doesn't want to answer the spirit of a question isn't being honest and is playing games. I use the term moron as a term for someone who is either too stupid to deal with the question or someone who is acting like he is too stupid to answer the question.

The federal government of the US doesn't legislate by referendum so the question is nonsensical.

Originally posted by JS357
The federal government of the US doesn't legislate by referendum so the question is nonsensical.

You were the one saying that change needed to be at the grass roots level. I was talking about the Federal government. You brought up the nonsensical concept not me.