01-30-2009, 03:34 PM
I don't know why they are spending money for birth control. You can already get it for free at the clinic... or atleast they used to give it out for free.
And bloody hell, I already spend. That is why I only have a dollar in my wallet until I get paid this afternoon...
*Some* Economists say the bubble of the last decade (or so) was unnatural and was bound to burst. I wouldn't mind tax cuts as long as they lower the payroll taxes because that would give me the illusion of making more money than a rebate. None of it's really going to help me. Either way I'll go to work, go home, and pay my bills. The only thing that would help me is if I got a letter in the mail from the government saying they would forgive the student loans I had to take out for my unfinished education.
But I would rather have people work for money than receive unemployment or welfare, even though that's how a lot of people are getting by, and that sucks. I don't think that idea is too socialistic. Sadly, out of the 5 people in my family, I work, my dad's retired, my mom's laid off for another month from her job, and neither of my siblings have jobs, except my brother is in the National Guard. I'm still waiting for my parents to ship my sister off to the Army. They take care of her kids most of the time anyways (because she's "job-hunting").
And bloody hell, I already spend. That is why I only have a dollar in my wallet until I get paid this afternoon...
*Some* Economists say the bubble of the last decade (or so) was unnatural and was bound to burst. I wouldn't mind tax cuts as long as they lower the payroll taxes because that would give me the illusion of making more money than a rebate. None of it's really going to help me. Either way I'll go to work, go home, and pay my bills. The only thing that would help me is if I got a letter in the mail from the government saying they would forgive the student loans I had to take out for my unfinished education.
But I would rather have people work for money than receive unemployment or welfare, even though that's how a lot of people are getting by, and that sucks. I don't think that idea is too socialistic. Sadly, out of the 5 people in my family, I work, my dad's retired, my mom's laid off for another month from her job, and neither of my siblings have jobs, except my brother is in the National Guard. I'm still waiting for my parents to ship my sister off to the Army. They take care of her kids most of the time anyways (because she's "job-hunting").
"I'm glad to see those 'Worthless Whore' lessons turned out well for you."