Like so many big brother government programs designed by politicians to help some particular constituency and garner votes, the "law of unintended consequences" eventually rears its ugly head and as we know once a government program comes into existense its almoast impossible to shut down. Sure some are good and indeed help but so many and some subsidy progrqams just continue to throw money at certain situations and disrupt normal market forces that are good at eventual self correction if left alone by the government. At a time when the government has to borrow like 41 cents for every dollar spent and the national debt is a crippling 16 TRILLION some spending (including entitlements) simply has to slow down or were gonna end up like Greece and Spain and China is going to own us grrrrrrrrrr As typical, however, as long as the inevitable cuts dotn affect us personally its one thing versus when its our handouts that come under the chopping block, such is human nature OH WELL
God Bless yall regardless if big brother government is your savior or individual responsibility and free market capitalism versus socialism ITS YOUR CHOICE SO GET OUT AND GET TO WORK YALL
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