Jogee

[Txwalt]

Jogeephus is on a roll with his second thread locked down. ;-)

Walt

 

[Wewild]

I thought his last one was right on.

 

[Jogeephus]

Sorry for killing what could have been an interesting thread there Walt. My apologies. I guess I best keep my negative opinions about subsidizing sin to myself. It is just that I was taught that "six days you should WORK" and also that "for even when I was with you, those who did not work did not eat".

 

[Lammie]

Boy Jo, that's some kinda record, getting a thread locked after one post? You got me beat, bud. I normally let them go on a page or two before I stick my foot in my mouth, or somewhere else on someone else... :banana:

 

[Calman]

You might have set a record for getting one locked the quickest,Jo.
And I'll bet you didn't get said all you wanted to say. :lol: :lol:

Cal

 

[perda04]

If you want less of something, tax it. If you want more of something subsidize it.

If you want more social leaches sitting on their bums, send checks to the ones that do. If you have too many small business people earning a living, impose restrictive taxes until they ship the business overseas.

 

[pdfangus]

Just stumbled across the above referenced thread.

After reading this one I was expecting something outrageous. though maybe Jogee had signed a big cell phone tower deal and went out on the town and got busted with a bus load of tiny gals or something on their way to party with Crowder.

Imagine my suprise to find that it was only political correctness at work.

 

[bigbull338]

we all have subs that are sore spots.so when we truelly say what we feel a thread could an prolly will get locked.but that all part of it.

 

[Jogeephus]

we all have subs that are sore spots.so when we truelly say what we feel a thread could an prolly will get locked.but that all part of it.

Well said. I have two pet peeves. One is any regulation that inhibits our ability to pursue business ventures that create jobs via knit-picky rules that damper one's incentives to take the risk. The second is when people think the government should provide them a living for whatever reason - other than being truly needy. I have more respect for humans than this and think God has put us here to glorify and improve the world he created. This point has been a sore subject with me lately as I recently heard a woman brag her son finally being old enough to get "his own check".

 

[Crowderfarms]

Dang Jo. Guess you done went and struck a "meskin" nerve!

BTW, I'll be down around Macon, Ga. next month when all this Hay is done. I can arrange some gals to come with me to celebrate that big ol' tower contract.

 

[Caustic Burno]

we all have subs that are sore spots.so when we truelly say what we feel a thread could an prolly will get locked.but that all part of it.

Well said. I have two pet peeves. One is any regulation that inhibits our ability to pursue business ventures that create jobs via knit-picky rules that damper one's incentives to take the risk. The second is when people think the government should provide them a living for whatever reason - other than being truly needy. I have more respect for humans than this and think God has put us here to glorify and improve the world he created. This point has been a sore subject with me lately as I recently heard a woman brag her son finally being old enough to get "his own check".

We have created a entitlement society that is plum scary. We have a country of people living in chicken coops waiting for the trough to be filled.

 

[Frankie]

We have created a entitlement society that is plum scary. We have a country of people living in chicken coops waiting for the trough to be filled.

Awful, ain't it? "living in chicken coops waiting for the trough to be filled" instead of waiting for that big oil check to come from the oil that grandpa left you. What a bunch of fools to have been born into a family without oil rights! Shocking how stupid some people are. :roll:

 

[Calman]

We have created a entitlement society that is plum scary. We have a country of people living in chicken coops waiting for the trough to be filled.

Awful, ain't it? "living in chicken coops waiting for the trough to be filled" instead of waiting for that big oil check to come from the oil that grandpa left you. What a bunch of fools to have been born into a family without oil rights! Shocking how stupid some people are. :roll:

What in the heck is that all about? How many people do you know that would turn down an inheritance? Would you? Someone in the family makes a business deal and then passes the benefits on to other family members. So what? It was earned by someone. The issue is freeloaders - where no work was performed by anyone other than the tax payer. C'mon now!!!!

:nod: :nod: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cal

 

[Horticattleman]

We have created a entitlement society that is plum scary. We have a country of people living in chicken coops waiting for the trough to be filled.

Awful, ain't it? "living in chicken coops waiting for the trough to be filled" instead of waiting for that big oil check to come from the oil that grandpa left you. What a bunch of fools to have been born into a family without oil rights! Shocking how stupid some people are. :roll:

What in the heck is that all about? How many people do you know that would turn down an inheritance? Would you? Someone in the family makes a business deal and then passes the benefits on to other family members. So what? It was earned by someone. The issue is freeloaders - where no work was performed by anyone other than the tax payer. C'mon now!!!!

You'll learn soon enough. Liberal democraps feel like just because someone makes money they need to give it out.

 

[Jogeephus]

Well said A/B. But there is a glimmer of truth in Frankie's post cause sorriness can be found on either side of society. You got some trust-children like Paris Hilton who have only accomplished one thing in their lives - that being the fastest swimmer. In my opinion, it would be a wild stretch of the imagination - or even better - I think you'd have to be on a wild LSD trip - to ever try and throw ol CB in this group. He is frugal and he works. He might even work when he may not have to. :tiphat: But maybe the reason he works is that he loves his children enough that he wants to leave them with an easier life than what he had. That is not a sin. This should be commended not criticized. OR, maybe he works to try and build back what his parents left him. Afterall, if you own much land at all, Sam is going to get 55% of what you worked for all your life. Oh, let's not forget the state. Here, they get 6%. So 61% of what you acquired in your lifetime is taken to administer our many generous programs. Let's just hope someone appreciates the gesture and spends it wisely.

On the other extreme, you got those folks of every color, sex, nationality and religion that just aren't going to work unless they are made to. Some even go so far as to get their children on Ridlin so they can get a bonus check of $800/month from Social Security cause their children are "handicapped". (We have a woman in my county who has 6 children on this program ) And when we go to retire and social security is bust - guess who you can thank. This is wrong. This is cruel. This is not love. This is not help. To think otherwise isn't even rational.

Now I do believe in helping people. I think it is our obligation to help people who hit hard times. But just as with cattle, at some point you got to wean them cause you can't bottle feed them all their lives.