Why should I or any other person want to pay for foodstamps for other able-bodied adults of the age of the majority? That is USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue’s argument, and he hails from a small farming town in Georgia. Mine is, what are you going to do when you run out of other people’s money? If you cannot build an independent life for yourself on Molokai, or wherever, then you must go to a place where you can make it without being dependent on others. Usually that place is a state of mind. When you reach that state of mind, and not until then, you will be able to make it anywhere you would want to go. But first, you must give up victimhood and dependence. That is the only way out of your gulag.
You can work on the government’s plantation. Or you can own your own plantation and pay taxes.
budbromley 