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Originally Posted by Medusa99
When I was a cashier, I witnessed it. EVERY DAY. No, not everyone that came in did outrageous things, but a lot of times it was a simple as someone who, quite frankly, was too overweight to be healthy, couldn't work because of health related issues, and then loaded up a cart with junk food. I saw this EVERY DAY. That is abuse, IMO, because it is a cycle that people get into, thinking that it's ok to keep killing themselves on my dollar.
Now, I do believe in helping people who need it. I have no problem with helping people get back on their feet so they can provide for themselves in the future. I *don't* believe in providing a freeloading lifestyle to people who have the potential and opportunity to do better for themselves, but choose not to.
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i agree, but again i was not saying that everyone is using the system correctly. just that everytime there is a discussion regarding any type of social system, it always comes down to people always saying the WHOLE system is some fat guy eating 2 thousand twinkies and not a mother of 4 trying to put basic food on her table.