Tea Party's Kansas Failed "Experiment"

[nordictruce]

I mean, if a guy actually IS corrupt I don't have a problem with an ad stating so.. That's something I want to know. That's not titty bar ad low lol.

[exploited]

[Philly]

Yeah. This is why I marvel at the cognitive dissonance of the same people who say that our obesity epidemic is simply a lack of personal responsibility when making choices of what food to eat are also saying that expensive campaigns and misleading political ads make it impossible for our system to produce good results. It's literally the same thing going on when we buy garbage at the grocery store or elect garbage at the ballot. Only difference is that everyone eats and not everyone votes.

[nordictruce]

in arkansas a person who is on food stamps are eligible for 180 dollars of food stamps a month per person. My grocery bill for me, alone, per week is about $130 dollars. That's assuming I don't eat out at all that week which never happens. Food generally cost me about $200 a week. I eat pretty healthy. Fish, Salmon, boneless chicken, organic orange juice, grass fed milk, that stuff is expensive. But donuts and 1 dollar pizzas are cheap. You try eating clean on $180 dollars a month It's not possible.

I struggled with my weight all through my 20's becuase i was scrapping by trying to start / build my business. The weight melted off in a matter of months once I could pay myself a decent wage and eat like I wanted to eat.

[Philly]

Now consider your average voters "information budget" to be about 5 dollars a month and you see why we elect such bad candidates. Of course most poor people would like to have more money whereas most uninformed people are happy being ignorant.

[John Galt]

[John Galt]

[Philly]

[John Galt]

[Philly]

We already have that. The people who don't want it stay home on Election Day. Results are still bad.