Sacramento, CA—In an effort to raise a backlash, lawmakers are pretending to threaten an end to welfare. I’m convinced this is only a scare tactic to raise taxes.
California’s politicians will continue their long standing practice of wealth redistribution and Bolshevik style government until they take their last breath. That last breath can’t be soon enough if we are to survive as a free country.
The yoke of Communism is here with the enslavement of taxpayers. The suggestion of ending welfare is only too good to be true. We can count on the drug dependant and idle parasites to rise up and revolt without their free money.
Maybe some serious street warfare will lead to some serious and needed population control that is sure to reduce the number of folks on the dole.
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LOVE THE SIGN!!!
Gee... Why do I feel as if I am just NOT doing enough on my end?? OK... sign me up for a few more 12 hour shifts! Give me a second, and while you're at it.. how about a THIRD job! Tax me into oblivion!!
(It's a dirty job, but HECK... somebody's gotta' do it!!!)
As California goes, so goes the nation. This shit is coming east. Within eighteen months, today will be just a memory of the good ol' days.
There won't be population control; the politicians love it when we fight amongst each other; it keeps them in power. That's how it is now and that's how it's going to be in the future. Civil unrest up the wazoo is coming. Buy gallons of water NOW along with cans of SPAM and keep them in storage. If Hurricane Katrina is any type of indicator, you'll be glad you did when shit hits the fan.
It's always better to be a little safe than a lot hungry and thirsty!
Forced birth control.....like they do in China, a virulently COMMUNIST country? (the "commies" over there are about to overtake the USA as a monetary giant, full of manufacturing jobs and money)
Looks like all the illegals will be coming to Illinois
How 'bout having California sneak in some more taxes on luxury-foods?
We bought four six-packs of Selzer Water in a Vons in Redondo Beach before our drive back to Phoenix this morning. There was a California $1.24 tax/fee of some sort for the $5.00 Selzer Water cans.
And I'll not mention the $2.99/gallon gasoline we put in the car that's $2.69 in Phoenix.
Or the $1.95 toll lanes on CA-91 that've replaced the HOV lanes in that area.
Honestly, I don't know how the residents can afford to stay in California anymore. (We're packin' in our own Selzer Water next time!)
It started with, "The great society" during the Johnson administration. Over the years people passed it on to their offspring, creating generations of families that wanted nothing more than to sit on a couch, watch TV and eat Bonbons.
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