Gov. Scott Signs Drug Test for Welfare into Law

Morning Star · Jun 5, 2011

Awww, how cute. The affirmative action gorilla want to make horrendous assumptions because apparently, you have to be poor and broke to actually have compassion for others. Your children must REAL proud of you that you're willing to look down on others and horribly assume that other people are lesser than you. Thank you for demonstrating lack of consideration and understanding, jackass.

But that's typical for any knock-kneed imbecile that can't really keep a debate civilized.

Oh and in case you forgot, even college graduates and experienced individuals have a hard time finding a job in this economy, so it's not limited to just poor working people collecting subsidies you little shit.

paniro187 said: ↑

i give up. i don't know how you are able to type while sucking on the government titty. probably one of those complaining about your light bill in the projects while watching your big flat screen tv playing xbox with cable internet on 99 week unemployment complaining you need more time to find a job.

yep this pic is from this article. all poor welfare queen.

When Eugene Jenkins showed up at St. Paul AME Church at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, he didn’t know he would be one of the last people to get a ticket for assistance with his heating bill.
He waited in line until 7 a.m., when officials started to hand out the tickets, then went home for a few hours before returning at 10 a.m. By the time he had finished up his paperwork, it was 1:15 p.m., making for a long day.

WOODY MARSHALL/THE TELEGRAPH Showing her Georgia Power bills in the one warm room of her home, Raymeica Kelly explains how her mother, sister and herself were turned away from the Energy Assistance Program on Wednesday morning after standing in line for four hours. All three complained that the system the Macon-Bibb County Economic Opportunity Council uses to give out the assistance needs improving.
Jenkins was one of the lucky ones in Macon, though. Other people were turned away because the Macon-Bibb County Economic Opportunity Council, which distributes the federal money, had its share of funding for the program cut by 44 percent this year.
“I don’t know what I was going to do without it,” Jenkins said. “It’s something that needs to get taken care of.”
Jimmie Samuel, executive director of the agency, said the need for assistance in Bibb County has spiked, while the available funds to fill those needs have been slashed.
“We’re close to being out of money,” Samuel said. “We’re going to assess to see what we can do, to see if we can do any more.”
That’s left people such as Raymeica Kelley frustrated. Kelley said she, her mother and her sister arrived at the church about 3 a.m. Wednesday, only to get turned away.
“We were already too late,” she said. “It’s like impossible (to get a ticket). It gets in the way of people who need it. ... If we’re there at 3 a.m. and it’s already too late, what time are you supposed to go?”
Kelley said she was unemployed for a year before recently landing a job. But her bills have stacked up while she was unemployed, and she needs the assistance.
Kelley and some of the others who were turned away said they thought about 350 people would get help Wednesday, but the line got cut off at No. 219.
Samuel said his agency did serve 350 on the first day, then made adjustments to the number of people they could serve based on the amount of money left.
Samuel said he’s heard the complaints from the community about the current system, but he said it’s the most efficient way the agency has found to distribute the funds during the year. That’s in terms of seeing the most people possible and in keeping records of where the money gets distributed.
“It’s been done in different ways, but this is the best way,” he said. “It serves the numbers we’re required to serve. It’s not perfect, obviously, but we’ve tried tweaking it in the past, and this is the best way. We’re open to looking at other ways of doing it.”
A few years ago, Kelley said, people who needed assistance were able to call the agency to schedule an appointment. But Samuel said his agency’s phones were overwhelmed when that system was in place, and that a third of the people who made appointments were no-shows.
The situation seems worse this year, he said, because more people need assistance, but there’s less money to go around.
City Councilman Lonnie Miley, who serves as president of the Economic Opportunity Council’s board of directors, said the agency is trying to do the best it can, given the circumstances.
“We’re trying to serve as many as we can.” he said. “It’s frustrating. We’re trying to serve as many as possible, but the need is so great.”
Samuel said his office is trying to determine if there’s enough funding left to have another session Friday. People who need assistance can call the council at (478) 738-3240 on Thursday to see if another session will be scheduled.
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paniro187 said: ↑

hmmm......nope everyone here is legit and just looking for a job to get off welfare.

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Morning Star · Jun 5, 2011

Hmmm, so because these individuals don't look the part, they must not be college graduates coming back home eh? Since you "were" there, why don't you show your "exquisite" tastes of omniscience.

paniro187 said: ↑

how many college grads do you think were in that crowd of 60,000. lol. I am literally toying with you now. you not a pot to piss in nor a window to throw it out of in this debate.
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Morning Star · Jun 5, 2011

Affirmative Action seems like a dead practice as it is. Hell, even whites can benefit from it. It's less to do with color as opposed to class nowadays. But there are certain forms still practiced in the form of nepotism and favoritism and the like.

paniro187 said: ↑

and for the record I agree with affirmitive action as long as the person benefiting from it is qualified. not just let in purely on colour.
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pettyofficerj · Jun 5, 2011

hntr18 said: ↑

srry for earlier thought you were a female at first until i read your post on thr whts your size thread
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don't worry about it...we all made that mistake about him

seriously tho...i'm still not sure why people are getting bent out of shape over drug testing. Besides the fiscal impact it would have on the government for over seeing the examinations, it's really nothing to worry about. You'll know when you'll get tested anyway, so you'd have to be a real idiot to smoke a jay moments before your scheduled screening.

Me personally, I would have all of the shit randomized to catch people.

pettyofficerj · Jun 5, 2011

paniro187 said: ↑

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well...i guess people on welfare deserve to be able to buy big screen TVs and 300 dollar next gen gaming platforms, with your hard earned tax dollars .

shit that even looks like a subwoofer on the floor.....i aint hatin
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flaminghetero · Jun 6, 2011

pettyofficerj said: ↑

well...i guess people on welfare deserve to be able to buy big screen TVs and 300 dollar next gen gaming platforms, with your hard earned tax dollars .

shit that even looks like a subwoofer on the floor.....i aint hatin
:roll:
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Billionaires with yachts and mansions get welfare and ya'll don't say shit about that.

Start at the TOP with your criticsim....that's where the REAL corruption lies.

hntr18 · Jun 6, 2011

How Many Americans Are On Food Stamps?

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hntr18 · Jun 6, 2011

flaminghetero said: ↑

Billionaires with yachts and mansions get welfare and ya'll don't say shit about that.

Start at the TOP with your criticsim....that's where the REAL corruption lies.
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flaminghetero · Jun 7, 2011

paniro187 said: ↑

do i need to start posting fox news or sean hannity clips to show the other side of the coin you keep posting the young turks likes it's news it's spin.
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Go ahead...make a fool of yourself.

The welfare problem isn't at the bottom...it's at the TOP.

Don't be a coward and fuck with the poor...save your energy for the wealthy.

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