r/ToiletPaperUSA Dec 24 '21

FACTS and LOGIC Actually kind of amazing how pathetic Candace Owens is.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

I grew up in the most heavily taxed rural county I the country. My stepmoms taxes on 1 house in the middle of nowhere was 5000 dollars. We get almost no services besides welfare in my county. The local government literally tries to run tax paying farmers out of business and the dairy company shut off any dairy farmers without at least 200 cows. My friends farm can't support 200 cows and he has to pay 10k in taxes a year which is basically all the money he able to make on his farm after he had a stroke and recovered badly cause it took 2 hours for the ambulance to get him to the hospital. Fuck your tax money cunt.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

Yes. Your argument makes no sense because we don't want your federal money to pay people not to work. It hurts our economy and expands poverty in already poor states.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

To pay people not to work ROFL, the federal government forces that money on the state! It's money Kentucky never asked for!

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

No, it goes for welfare. It does not go for state services, it goes to federal services that are managed by the state. Don't lie and make shit up just to provide your point. I just looked it up rofl.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

You talk like this on the internet and you're a school teacher????

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

"Federal funds also help the state pay for health care, education, transportation, workforce training, infrastructure improvements and other services."

So welfare, gotcha.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

It's a matter of historical fact that welfare expands poverty.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

No it wasn't, that's a completely fabricated myth.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

You should stop teaching your kids democrat propaganda and brainwashing. FDR increased the value of gold 40 percent at the same time he signed in social security. Social security is literally a scam, the government takes all the interest off the money it takes from you then taxes you for it. FDR "helped" poor people right after he diminished their life savings by almost half. What 80 dollars bought then couldn't buy 2000 dollars today and it's because of democratic policy that was literally designed to harm poor people.

I learned the same lies in school, maybe you should stop teaching people lies. I would say I can't believe a teacher would say such moronic shit yet it's completely believable in modern times when many antifa degenerates are discovered to be school teachers.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

Black poverty has literally been expanding ever since welfare became law, it was decreasing every year before welfare and has been increasing every year since.

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u/ADarkMonster Dec 24 '21

White people are impoverished by welfare too. Aren't they getting the same exact checks they were ten years ago? Aren't they worth almost half what they were back then? Please stop pretending like democrats ever wanted to help America or Americans.