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350-Pound Woman on Welfare: I’m Obese Because I Don’t Get Enough Government Money

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Hummm...someone turning down government aid because they don't need it and think they can do better. And that's a bad thing why exactly?

Is adding calories "doing better"? I also think there's a political element to this decision in heavily Republican Ft. Thomas, but I might be wrong about that. After re-reading the Enquirer article, the superintendent appeared to leave the door open to returning to the federal lunch program in 2015. Seriously, $260,000 is more than pocket change.

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If you want to argue the pros/cons of opting out of the U.S. federal lunch program, you should start a thread on it. This thread is about how an obese woman in England is abusing their government assistance program and not taking personal responsibility for being overweight. Not sure why you keep bringing Ft. Thomas, KY USA into the conversation.

It was an attack on how broken the welfare system is.

Disagree ... based on the photo in the first post and what followed. Bottom line is you and your pals have a right to establish bash threads. And I have a right to call you out on such.

Disagree ... based on the photo in the first post and what followed. Bottom line is you and your pals have a right to establish bash threads. And I have a right to call you out on such.
And you'll continue to be wrong, and we all have the right to continue to call you out for being wrong.

One thing that seems to have been missed in all of this is the fact that this lady receives over $60,000/year from the government. Fat, skinny, tall, short, whatever...that is freaking insane.

One thing that seems to have been missed in all of this is the fact that this lady receives over $60,000/year from the government. Fat, skinny, tall, short, whatever...that is freaking insane.
Didn't miss that a bit. Like I said it looks like Britain's system is just as broke as ours. And I don't see it getting fixed anytime soon.
Didn't miss that a bit. Like I said it looks like Britain's system is just as broke as ours. And I don't see it getting fixed anytime soon.

 

Screw fixing it, I'm thinking about getting fat and moving to England.

All of that coupled with her complaining and blaming the government goes into me making fun of her. Pathetic.

 

Keep bringing up Ft Thomas Schools though, it's completely relevant to this thread.

Screw fixing it, I'm thinking about getting fat and moving to England.

Trust me, there's no need to move.

Disagree ... based on the photo in the first post and what followed. Bottom line is you and your pals have a right to establish bash threads. And I have a right to call you out on such.

 

I wasn't attacking her for being fat. I was aiming at how lazy she is and her ability to make excuses.

All of that coupled with her complaining and blaming the government goes into me making fun of her. Pathetic.

 

Keep bringing up Ft Thomas Schools though, it's completely relevant to this thread.

Actually, it's very relevant. Ft. Thomas schools' calories-be-darned school lunch policy ties in quite nicely with the thread topic. In both cases, taxpayer dollars are being used to support caloric overload. My under-fire tactic is nothing more than localizing from the general -- hardly moving the discussion in an undesired direction.

The original basis of this thread was nothing more than an ad hominem attack on overweight poor people on welfare.

 

Fine, then discuss the topic presented or ignore it. And I reiterate she's fat and lazy.

Actually, it's very relevant. Ft. Thomas schools' calories-be-darned school lunch policy ties in quite nicely with the thread topic. In both cases, taxpayer dollars are being used to support caloric overload. My under-fire tactic is nothing more than localizing from the general -- hardly moving the discussion in an undesired direction.

 

No, you think it's relevant. It's not. The fact that Ft Thomas opted out of the federal lunch program has nothing to do with being lazy, laying blame or spending unwisely. The beast from the East, however...

Trust me, there's no need to move.

 

Exactly! There was a women being interviewed on the radio. I don't know her physical size, but it really doesn't matter. She was asked "Do you work? The lady said "I don't need to." Then she was asked to explain her answer, she said "I get everything paid for me by the government" That includes my housing, heat, water, trash collection, food, medical and dental care and everything else I need." She was asked if she had children. She said "yes I have three kids." She was asked if the children would find work when they became of age. She said " they won't have to work because they will do the same thing that I am doing." :irked:

No, you think it's relevant. It's not. The fact that Ft Thomas opted out of the federal lunch program has nothing to do with being lazy, laying blame or spending unwisely. The beast from the East, however...

It's highly relevant. People are simply uneasy because I have criticized Ft. Thomas schools' quarter-million-dollar more-calorie lunch policy. (Where are the tea party fiscal conservatives in this one? Ha ha.)

 

By the way, I view all these "stay-on-topic" calls as simply attempts to silence or censor. It's like setting up a thread on the Bengals and telling posters they can't talk about the Ravens or Steelers.

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