So hungry children....this is about food stamps to feed them...
should be ignored.
Not me....I think every hungry child in America should be fed.
Every single one
It is not a question of want, but of reality. There is no reason as far as available food for any child in this nation to go hungry. Easy to speak about, but what are doing to make it happen other discussing the problem here? Self righteous indignation feeds no one.
SNAP is only for those with an address. Welfare in most states now also requires an address and a bank account for direct deposit.
Raising the issue of starving children is nothing more than an appeal to emotions and sentiment. It addresses nothing systemic.
Right now we have a greater problem. Children dependent upon school breakfasts and lunches, with schools closed. Do tell what you are doing to feed these children, because this is a problem never addressed by SNAP. Impress me with your actions, not empty words.
Am I, or you, responsible for those who made the wrong moral choices, knowing the hazards, and indulged in that first alcoholic drink, snort of coke, meth or heroin, and wrecked their lives, and the lives around them? Don't tell me they are diseased, I reject that upfront. I am in no way responsible for supporting people who failed themselves with entirely preventable outcomes to their decisions, decisions of no self respect.
Trump's administration is proposing reducing snap benefits for all those working, not making a living wage from their employers. Companies like Walmart, Home Depot, Amazon, etal. Is he wrong to force those companies into a position whereby they must pay a livable wage? Should the American taxpayer continue supporting those companies regardless of whether or not they use their services? Superficial headlines are not enough for understanding any story, least of all emotionally tinged political stories.
Years ago two nuns sat everyday at the bottom of the main escalator entering into Grand Central Station in Manhattan. They sat there, wordless with reed baskets in their lap. Many tossed loose change into those baskets, and some dropped bills of all denominations. Then after about 25 years, a reporter for the NY Herald Journal, now long gone, discovered they were not nuns, but two women posing, with $hundreds of thousands banked, WS equity portfolios and living in two luxury apartments. Technically, they broke no laws, and disappeared from the public eye, unscathed. Some years later, the two charming old ladies, in their late 40's, were busted in Florida, milking rich old men they charmed, and running fake charities to feed starving children. Both received relatively small fines and moved out of state. The only thing really learned about them, they were sisters sharing the same mother, a well known Madam from Denver.