As far as I'm concerned, ungratefulness is a spiritual sin second only to the unpardonable sin in it's evilness.It really, really upsets me when I see people being SO ungrateful for all that is being done and will continue being done.
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As far as I'm concerned, ungratefulness is a spiritual sin second only to the unpardonable sin in it's evilness.It really, really upsets me when I see people being SO ungrateful for all that is being done and will continue being done.
It is sad to see so many people so misinformed about the welfare community. Here are some numbers for you to chew on. These numbers are from 1992, at the height of the recession, and before PWORA, (the Welfare Reform Act), was put into place.Originally posted by C4K:
I agree with the OP 100%, with the disclaimer that it applies to the entire welfare community.
Welfarism is the cruelest of all political philosophies.
I will explain it again. The white population actually consists of non-Hispanic white and Hispanic-white. Remember for 1992 5 million people were on the welfare roles. 39% were black or approximately 1.95 million people. 38% were non-Hispanic white or approximately 1.9 million people. 17% were Hispanic-white or approximately 85,000 people.Originally posted by Bunyon:
FilmProducer,
As I look at you numbers, They are quite confusing, I see you are saying that 39 percent receiveing welfare were black and slightly less, 38 percent, are white. So if I got your numbers right, you are saying whites and blacks contribute equal amounts to the welfare roles, yet blacks are a much smaller population as whites, so that means that proportinally speaking blacks are much more dependant on welfare than whites. If the black population were as large as the white population, than whites would not even come close having as many recipients as blacks.
To try and compare percentages on welfare without considering the fact that the black population is much smaller- is misleading.
Amen, and it would take generations to undo the damage done. But it can't be.IMHOOriginally posted by C4K:
I agree with the OP 100%, with the disclaimer that it applies to the entire welfare community.
Welfarism is the cruelest of all political philosophies.
Some African Americans are honest about this problem such as Niger Innis, Walter Williams, Thomas Sowell, Roy Innis BUT most such as Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton are not dealing with the real issues.That pretty much establishes that blacks are much more dependant on welfare than whites. This is not to say that whites are superior, just that the blacks community has a problem it needs to be honest about and deal with.
First of all African Americans are honest about this problem.