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LesterT

(41 posts)
45. Subjective inability to put oneself in another's shoes.
Thu Dec 5, 2019, 11:21 PM
Dec 2019

Lot of poor people lack any transportation to meet the requirements, lot of poor people are caring for other poor family members and can't meet the requirements, lot of poor people are disabled but not disabled enough to meet the stringent requirements and hoops to collect the pittance that is SSI ect. Your narrative shows a lack of solidarity with the struggling. The money to fund this program is a pittance compared to the money being drained by the wealthy and the owners of this capitalist plantation.

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Hopefully they won't but I doubt they will connect it to Trump. Also people have voted against their walkingman Dec 2019 #1
They'll find a way to spin it.😔 dewsgirl Dec 2019 #5
They will blame immigrants for illegally getting what should be theirs. nt Blue_true Dec 2019 #17
Likely.😔 dewsgirl Dec 2019 #18
Yes this. treestar Dec 2019 #66
As long he remains openly racist, they will never leave his side. LonePirate Dec 2019 #2
Agreed. To paraphrase LBJ's alleged remark, MarcA Dec 2019 #3
Absolutely gratuitous Dec 2019 #13
Agree n/t hibbing Dec 2019 #36
Yep Raftergirl Dec 2019 #64
Well they would just Andy823 Dec 2019 #4
Exactly. Recall the blather about Obama being "The Food Stamp President". Midnight Writer Dec 2019 #30
You would think all Christians would be upset about it. librechik Dec 2019 #6
It baffles me beyond all reason. KentuckyWoman Dec 2019 #41
Having someone to feel superior to. . . Collimator Dec 2019 #7
You are so right. Wellstone ruled Dec 2019 #15
Will the farmers? 33taw Dec 2019 #8
Simple answer, YES... JCMach1 Dec 2019 #9
Have to add this, Wellstone ruled Dec 2019 #20
Yes, they will MrScorpio Dec 2019 #10
Yes!!! atreides1 Dec 2019 #11
Yes. The Democratic brand has been so damaged Boomerproud Dec 2019 #24
They'd eat shit sandwiches if he told them it was health food. Historic NY Dec 2019 #12
Certainly,... if blacks and browns get a much worse deal than white folks. magicarpet Dec 2019 #14
So sacrifice some white people to get more black and brown people? Wow.. SummerSnow Dec 2019 #35
Yes. Blue_true Dec 2019 #16
Yes they will Docreed2003 Dec 2019 #19
You can't logic someone out of a position Codeine Dec 2019 #21
Fine print: republicans exempt from cuts. Really. Cicada Dec 2019 #22
From what I've read, this will still hit rural residents very hard StarfishSaver Dec 2019 #23
Thanks for your awesome response Cicada Dec 2019 #40
Excellent info, thank you! Withywindle Dec 2019 #57
Many of them are probably homeless or otherwise too stressed to vote. nt pnwmom Dec 2019 #25
they already know that all the worlds ills only fall upon them SterlingPound Dec 2019 #26
There are rural trumpers who depend on food stamps that refer to it as "relief" thus separating cornball 24 Dec 2019 #27
Of course. Garrett78 Dec 2019 #28
They have been indoctrinated into the cult liberal N proud Dec 2019 #29
Yes, because Trump is still a racist, and in their eyes anything that Doodley Dec 2019 #31
without a doubt, a large fraction will drray23 Dec 2019 #32
Yes Unfortunately it is the price to pay for no Mexicans or Muslims + gun freedom lunasun Dec 2019 #33
I do think that if we went into recession or zero growth, his approval will dip below 40% Doodley Dec 2019 #34
Yes. tenderfoot Dec 2019 #37
Yes, Digger Dec 2019 #38
Too the contrary djg21 Dec 2019 #39
So you think this is fine and, besides, if we speak up for people who are struggling StarfishSaver Dec 2019 #42
Subjective inability to put oneself in another's shoes. LesterT Dec 2019 #45
Thank you StarfishSaver Dec 2019 #46
The big tent strikes again :) LesterT Dec 2019 #48
You need to read the ABAWD rules. djg21 Dec 2019 #49
I read the rules StarfishSaver Dec 2019 #51
Who is this "us" you speak of ? LesterT Dec 2019 #55
they will support him because they will think he's taking the benefits away from people of color TeamPooka Dec 2019 #43
yet the farmers are getting 15b in subsidies radius777 Dec 2019 #44
naturally, most of those subsidies go to corporate farms Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2019 #58
One of my FB friends is someone I knew in high school...Anyway, she was on the Trump train from the helpisontheway Dec 2019 #47
The ones in rural areas will cagefreesoylentgreen Dec 2019 #50
I don't think that's the case StarfishSaver Dec 2019 #52
Yes... LovingA2andMI Dec 2019 #53
Yes RandySF Dec 2019 #54
No doubt. It's like the Doobie Brothers once said... SKKY Dec 2019 #56
It probably won't impact rural counties so much nuxvomica Dec 2019 #59
Actually, it will affect them badly StarfishSaver Dec 2019 #60
YES! Unfortunately, they'll be cutting off their nose to spite their face. Sadly millions will be RestoreAmerica2020 Dec 2019 #61
Yes, rw media will blame Pelosi and Congress. nt RandiFan1290 Dec 2019 #62
Yes Cosmocat Dec 2019 #63
Some will. Some won't. treestar Dec 2019 #65
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