People receiving welfare need to have to pay for what they get, through their labor or by giving up their reproductive rights, or our country is doomed.

We can not go on helping the worst people in our society to produce more people just like them. It's not right to enslave working Americans to those who won't or can't work. It's also not sustainable to keep breeding progressively more non productive human beings, who take resources from those who earned them. Soon there will be more failures then decent human beings.

Keith

Far as I am concerned any one on the government dole should be subject to drug and alcohol testing. If they can get drunk and high they don’t need our money. Also agree that they should have to volunteer to get the government assistance, and it should be temporary benefits shouldn’t be people living on it there whole lives

Isnt that the lefties goal-to destroy the colonizing Nations.

Just because the parent/parents ain't worth two cents, it doesn't mean the children will be the same. That's Margaret Sanger thought and in no way is it right.
Now to stop paying people for having babies or providing an "out" for poor reproductive behavior is perfectly acceptable, IMO.

Like produces like, most of the time. Adult human beings should be given the choices to

1. support yourself completely and procreate how you want,

2. pay back the cost of your aid by doing work that helps the people of the United States, who are having to support you and procreate how you want,

3. be implanted with temporary birth control if you choose to receive aid and won't work,

4. don't receive aid and starve.

Once someone was off public assistance and was not living off the labor of others, the implanted birth control could be legally removed, unless they were on public assistance for some long period of time, like 7 years, after reaching the age of 18.

I believe poor children should be given what they need to thrive, including education and counseling to help them become happy, productive members of society.

Keith

Don’t need to fund their tobacco use either. Just leads to higher health cost in the future. Cost a lot on both ends.

The left of center know full well where the tax dollars come from that are used to fuel the nation's programs and policies. With 90% coming from 10% there won't be legislation to reduce that much if at all. What the left would hope to do is find ways to raise income levels of the lower income persons so the can contribute more to our society. Unfortunately the use of social programs is a non starter in getting that to happen, but the business communities know full well how many dollars come to them through subsidies, be that medical, food, fiber and rent etc. We have now developed a huge portion of our economy and culture where the right is willing to pay for many of the programs so they can use these examples to keep their base riled up and work on extremes on the other end of the spectrum. The more we seem to despise and hate sectors of our culture and society the more money we seem to spend on those programs so that we can divide us even more. There is little shame in not working if those that dislike you see little worth in you no matter what you do.

Bryce

Keith how about letting people procreate whether poor or wealthy. That would fall into the group of unalienable rights. Procreation, or the ending of is not a right given by man.
As for forcing the taxpayer to fund ignorant behavior, that is nothing more than theft. I firmly believe, "If you don't work, you don't eat!"

Back in the 60s and 70s when I was younger the people getting help lived in plywood shacks, like something you would see in the movie deliverance (at least what I remember seeing). It wasn't uncommon to see them drive a beat up lawn tractor into town once or twice a month. Now they have nicer homes, better vehicles and better health care than us working stiffs do.

Nobody would be forced not to procreate under my plan. It is totally their choice. Choices do always have consequences.

Keith

I always figured if your that bad off you cant work than you cant procreate either- or if you can procreate you can at least do something for work.

Dr. Rogers was my paster when I lived in Memphis. He was the best Biblical teacher I have ever heard.

The date of 1931 is incorrect. Adrian rogers was BORN in 1931, He first quoted that in a 1984 sermon. The quote was "borrowed" from Gerald L.K. Smith, who had written them first in his magazine "The Cross and The Flag." Still a good quote, but I'm bored tonight and thought I would do a little fact checking.