Which is why we have a welfare system: to distribute that load amongst all of us.ClassicLiberal wrote:I should get my own house in order before I think about helping others.
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102and who pays to run the courts and who pays to enforce the judgement?ClassicLiberal wrote:You would file a lawsuits against them and prove your case and then receive compensation for their violation of the law. There are law firms that will work your case on a contingent basis. Normally, the defendent would pay you.Fukshot wrote: example:
Court says discriminating against me for purposes of employment is illegal, yet 90% of the population either wants to discriminate or fears the loss of business that would be caused by failing to discriminate against me.
How am I protected in your market-driven fantasyland? Who will volunteer to pay to protect my rights?
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103Well, certainly not those Job Creators with their trillions of tax-exempt dollars staying in off-shore banks...Fukshot wrote:and who pays to run the courts and who pays to enforce the judgement?ClassicLiberal wrote:You would file a lawsuits against them and prove your case and then receive compensation for their violation of the law. There are law firms that will work your case on a contingent basis. Normally, the defendent would pay you.Fukshot wrote: example:
Court says discriminating against me for purposes of employment is illegal, yet 90% of the population either wants to discriminate or fears the loss of business that would be caused by failing to discriminate against me.
How am I protected in your market-driven fantasyland? Who will volunteer to pay to protect my rights?
In a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich the chicken and cow are involved while the pig is committed.
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104I take my welcome to this forum back.ClassicLiberal wrote:I hope your thanks to your parents was sarcasm, as if they sacrificed, you wouldn't have ever experienced welfare.Xela wrote:This kind of stuff has been around for years.
I was once a welfare child, for several years in fact (thanks mom and dad for all your sacrifices). But now am a grown, independent, voting, jury bound, taxpaying person. That's right voting and taxpaying, and by taxpaying I mean gladly payiing it forward. Thank you Peoples of the United States of America.
Xela
Xela
"We are all born mad. Some remain so." Waiting for Godot
"...as soon as there is language, generality has entered the scene..." Derrida
"...as soon as there is language, generality has entered the scene..." Derrida
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105Thanks eelj. I wouldn't mind talking about it at the meeting.eelj wrote:I know what Xela meant. Maybe he will chime in on how he became a successful taxpaying citizen once again. Its his story to tell.
Xela
"We are all born mad. Some remain so." Waiting for Godot
"...as soon as there is language, generality has entered the scene..." Derrida
"...as soon as there is language, generality has entered the scene..." Derrida
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106I wish I could be there.Xela wrote:Thanks eelj. I wouldn't mind talking about it at the meeting.eelj wrote:I know what Xela meant. Maybe he will chime in on how he became a successful taxpaying citizen once again. Its his story to tell.
Xela
"Hillary Clinton is the finest, bravest, kindest, the most wonderful person I've ever known in my whole life" Raymond Shaw
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107Please explain...how did your parents sacrifice, yet you still wound up on welfare? What exactly did your parents sacrifice?Xela wrote:I take my welcome to this forum back.ClassicLiberal wrote:I hope your thanks to your parents was sarcasm, as if they sacrificed, you wouldn't have ever experienced welfare.Xela wrote:This kind of stuff has been around for years.
I was once a welfare child, for several years in fact (thanks mom and dad for all your sacrifices). But now am a grown, independent, voting, jury bound, taxpaying person. That's right voting and taxpaying, and by taxpaying I mean gladly payiing it forward. Thank you Peoples of the United States of America.
Xela
Xela
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108Xela wrote:I take my welcome to this forum back.ClassicLiberal wrote:I hope your thanks to your parents was sarcasm, as if they sacrificed, you wouldn't have ever experienced welfare.Xela wrote:This kind of stuff has been around for years.
I was once a welfare child, for several years in fact (thanks mom and dad for all your sacrifices). But now am a grown, independent, voting, jury bound, taxpaying person. That's right voting and taxpaying, and by taxpaying I mean gladly payiing it forward. Thank you Peoples of the United States of America.
Xela
Xela
I owe you no explanation, troll. "Pretty please, sugar on top" doesn't count either.ClassicLiberal wrote: Please explain...how did your parents sacrifice, yet you still wound up on welfare? What exactly did your parents sacrifice?
Buh bye,
Xela
"We are all born mad. Some remain so." Waiting for Godot
"...as soon as there is language, generality has entered the scene..." Derrida
"...as soon as there is language, generality has entered the scene..." Derrida
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109Synchronicity. Sorry we didn't manage to save you the aggravation, X. Done now.Xela wrote:
Buh bye,
Xela
