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Grimes / McConnell Debate (tonight)

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Abraham Lincoln was born into poverty. I need say no more.

 

:lol2:TTP at his best.

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But I do take exception to the implication that minimum wage workers should be expected to live their lives differently than higher wage earners.

 

What? Surely you don't really believe this. OF COURSE minimum wage earners have to...or should be...living their lives differently than higher wage earners. Just like EVERY level of income earner has to make smart decisions. Just like I HAVE to live my life differently than someone who is rich. Bill Gates can go out and buy a new yacht and fly to Paris and dine on the finest French cuisine. I might be able to go get me a little used flat bottom john boat with a 10hp motor and eat at Fazolis tonight, but I can't do what Bill gates does, I HAVE to live my life differently. The guy making $7.50 at McDonalds? Maybe he should just fish off the bank and eat Spaghetti O's at home until he can improve his income status.

What? Surely you don't really believe this. OF COURSE minimum wage earners have to...or should be...living their lives differently than higher wage earners. Just like EVERY level of income earner has to make smart decisions. Just like I HAVE to live my life differently than someone who is rich. Bill Gates can go out and buy a new yacht and fly to Paris and dine on the finest French cuisine. I might be able to go get me a little used flat bottom john boat with a 10hp motor and eat at Fazolis tonight, but I can't do what Bill gates does, I HAVE to live my life differently. The guy making $7.50 at McDonalds? Maybe he should just fish off the bank and eat Spaghetti O's at home until he can improve his income status.

 

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What? Surely you don't really believe this. OF COURSE minimum wage earners have to...or should be...living their lives differently than higher wage earners. Just like EVERY level of income earner has to make smart decisions. Just like I HAVE to live my life differently than someone who is rich. Bill Gates can go out and buy a new yacht and fly to Paris and dine on the finest French cuisine. I might be able to go get me a little used flat bottom john boat with a 10hp motor and eat at Fazolis tonight, but I can't do what Bill gates does, I HAVE to live my life differently. The guy making $7.50 at McDonalds? Maybe he should just fish off the bank and eat Spaghetti O's at home until he can improve his income status.

 

 

Please. Spare me. The guy at McDonalds has the same right to raise a family as the CEO of a Fortune 500 company or the middle-manager at a corporate job. You're telling me you believe that people making 7.50 an hour should be held in contempt for having children?

 

It's none of your business, none of my business, none of anyone's business if a person wants to have a child when they make $7.25/hr, just like it's none of my business if a person making millions wants to have children.

If you want to keep poor people from having kids, then should you force the rich to have several?

Where else have I heard that only certain types of people -- and not others -- should procreate? Someone help me.

:no: You keep trying to turn this into something that it's not. But good try.

Please. Spare me. The guy at McDonalds has the same right to raise a family as the CEO of a Fortune 500 company or the middle-manager at a corporate job. You're telling me you believe that people making 7.50 an hour should be held in contempt for having children?

 

It's none of your business, none of my business, none of anyone's business if a person wants to have a child when they make $7.25/hr, just like it's none of my business if a person making millions wants to have children.

 

 

Yep , just keep the food stamps and free diapers and free child care and free phone and free everything coming. After all its their " right" and none of my business .

Abraham Lincoln was born into poverty. I need say no more.

 

And as far as I know his parents and relatives supported him without any minimum wage or government assistance, did they not? Thanks for playing.

Please. Spare me. The guy at McDonalds has the same right to raise a family as the CEO of a Fortune 500 company or the middle-manager at a corporate job. You're telling me you believe that people making 7.50 an hour should be held in contempt for having children?

 

It's none of your business, none of my business, none of anyone's business if a person wants to have a child when they make $7.25/hr, just like it's none of my business if a person making millions wants to have children.

 

Rights and abilities. Two different things RM. Someone making $7.50 an hour has all the same rights we do. Abilities is a totally different matter. Just like I don't have the ability to go by the new yacht that Bill Gates can. The guy making $7.50 might not have the ability to drive to French Lick and play an afternoon round of golf at a nice resort course the way I do because his income situation dictates that he can't...or maybe shouldn't.

 

And you sure have been good on this thread putting words in peoples mouths. So I hold people in contempt now that have children and make low wages? Where did I say that or give that idea? Maybe I should stop helping support my GF's little 1 yo grand daughter since I hold low wage earners in such contempt. I mean, after all her daughter makes barley more than minimum wage and shouldn't have had a baby, so it would be against my evil conservative principles to help out where I can. What was I thinking?

 

You're right in the point that it is none of my/your business who has children and how many they have. That is, if/when/until they start depending on the government for their needs, then it in reality becomes ALL of our business in a very indirect way.

 

Now...tell me where I was wrong in my original post?

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We need an emoticon for " holding my breath" . I've also been accused of being a non sensitive , non caring so and so . Nothing could be farther from the truth . I've been blessed with quite a bit and share it very freely .

Abraham Lincoln was born into poverty. I need say no more.
Likely the silliest thing I've ever seen posted....anywhere.
Where else have I heard that only certain types of people -- and not others -- should procreate? Someone help me.
From the patron saint of the left.........Margaret Sanger.
Please. Spare me. The guy at McDonalds has the same right to raise a family as the CEO of a Fortune 500 company or the middle-manager at a corporate job. You're telling me you believe that people making 7.50 an hour should be held in contempt for having children?

 

It's none of your business, none of my business, none of anyone's business if a person wants to have a child when they make $7.25/hr, just like it's none of my business if a person making millions wants to have children.

When our tax dollars help foot their bills, it becomes our business, therefore we have a right to voice our opinion about it. Raising a family with a minimum wage job that doesn't have a chance for advancement is NOT responsible.
From the patron saint of the left.........Margaret Sanger.

I was thinking more of Joseph Goebbels.

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