[Dilbert San Diego]

I hope we can have an honest conversation about the effects of the war on poverty programs . we are 50 years into that war, so enough time has passed that we can evaluate whether the goals set by LBJ and his liberals of the day are achieved.

[17th Miss Regt]

I hope we can have an honest conversation about the effects of the war on poverty programs.

That would be racist.

[Nevadan]

We don’t hear, “Johnson lied, people died”. But his war on poverty killed the souls and ambitions of millions. It destroyed countless families. Changed the country forever. But liberals always get credit for their good intentions. The actual results are irrelevant to them, other then being able to help them justify even more money to spend on their destructive war.

[DiogenesLamp]

I hope we can have an honest conversation about the effects of the war on poverty programs . we are 50 years into that war, so enough time has passed that we can evaluate whether the goals set by LBJ and his liberals of the day are achieved.

21 trillion dollars spent on this "war" (otherwise known as the vote farming scheme for Democrats) and by every measure the nation is far worse off than it was in 1964.