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To: Cowgirl of Justice
.... this girl in front of me whipped out a Georgia Peach card or whatever in the he!! it is called and paid for her food like it was nothing. I counted out change and dollar bills for mine.

The damned government is insistent upon trying to make these deadbeats feel good about themselves. They won't dare put proper purchasing guidelines in place so that they must shop frugally.

I want to see a special aisle at the store for food stamp patrons. All generic items and no "high end" products.

23 posted on 08/10/2012 6:41:46 AM PDT by REPANDPROUDOFIT (November can't come soon enough!)
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To: REPANDPROUDOFIT

Why do they get luxury food items? Why don’t they get flour, rice, sugar, coffee and make their own dadgum food?

It is not like they have to work around a job or anything.

Surely they can get cooking lessons on that free cable tv we are paying for.

Or call someone to get cooking tips on that free cellphone we are paying for.

And cook in that kitchen we are paying for compliments of Section 8 housing.

Using all that charity money being extorted from taxpayers to pay for unfettered breeding of a generation of illegitimate spawn.


26 posted on 08/10/2012 7:33:26 AM PDT by Cowgirl of Justice
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To: REPANDPROUDOFIT

I stopped going to Food for Less here because every single time I went in I wound up behind some Mexican chick with at least 4 kids using WIC. WIC takes at least 4 times longer to process than a regular order.
By the time I would get to the register I would be fuming and would tell the cashier....you need a special line for those people. I just quit going.


27 posted on 08/10/2012 7:39:15 AM PDT by sheana
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