(February 23, 2015 at 5:08 pm)Parkers Tan Wrote:(February 23, 2015 at 3:13 pm)Norman Humann Wrote: Working in Walmart sounds horrible. I wonder how desperate do you have to be to apply there?
It's a huge chain, so it must have a lot of employees. It's sad to think that they are being treated so unfairly.
My ex- only worked there because of her particular circumstances, which were indeed desperate.
(February 23, 2015 at 5:02 pm)Brian37 Wrote: See that is heartless, material things that people need are not the same as things people want. Again I don't care what someone has done, as long as they are non violent they don't deserve to stave to death or freeze to death.
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If they don't earn their pay, why should they be paid? Why should someone else have to surrender some of their own hard-earned money to support the loafer?
Mind you, I'm not against welfare or unemployment benefits; but I don't think welfare should be unconditional. I don't think people who refuse to look for work should get unemployment benefits, either -- and the federal government agrees.
I have no problem helping the unfortunate who need it, but I'll be goddamned if I go along with paying some yutz to sit on his ass and do nothing simply because he doesn't want to do anything to earn the money.
I do, again, you are stupidly thinking the ratio would explode to where everyone would stop working. I don't think because you are in need you should be subject to Orwellian microscopes. If anything the rich write far more damaging laws for themselves that allow them to get away with all sorts of shit.
There is a minimum everyone deserves not because they are perfect human beings but because they are humans.
How many house wives get free room and board and have no jobs?
