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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums"A little starvation will do us good." Please come CAPTION this rethug:
?Rep. Stephen Fincher (R., Tennessee) is saying: "Look! A little starvation can be a good thing. . . . The example of a couple well-placed piles of corpses on the outskirts of cities will make a many of our fellow citizens consider taking menial jobs, and so we won't need so many immigrants to pick our crops. . . . More people will volunteer as subjects for human experiments and this will be a benefit to science. . . . We can change food kitchens into local clinics and thus make the the survivors healthier. And it will probably shorten the lines at K-Mart and Goodwill. . . . It's 'Win, Win' as they say."
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Here's the real story:
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/05/20/1210395/-Meet-the-Republican-who-is-demanding-that-the-government-let-poor-people-starve#
Warpy
(113,131 posts)and getting the 6 pack I had when I was in my 20s back.
Blue Owl
(55,048 posts)Quit talking and get in line, already!
shraby
(21,946 posts)HughBeaumont
(24,461 posts)ruffburr
(1,190 posts)Where the fuck and how the fuck do these crazy hate mongering bastards get into any kind of office, It's like i woke up one morning and while i was asleep the loons took over the asylum!!
Sheesees H. ke-rist !!
LongTomH
(8,636 posts).....and NO, I'm NOT pointing fingers at my DU colleagues, most of whom were the only people left awake!
SummerSnow
(12,608 posts)the patients have taken over the asylum .smh
spanone
(137,840 posts)"The reason this is even more egregious than the usual Republican class warfare is that Fincher himself is a poster boy for government dependency. It's not just that he's benefited here and there from some government help. That sort of low-level hypocrisy is almost to be expected from these types. But Fincher has received millions - $3.2 million as of June 2010 - in federal crop subsidies. The people who refer to themselves as Tea Partiers threatened to derail his candidacy over this, but then they realized that they have no principles, and supported him anyway. He's now a member of the "Tea Party Caucus," which, amazingly, is something that actually exists. Fincher's brother and father also snatched another $6.7 million in subsidies as Stephen geared up to run for Congress on a platform of eliminating "wasteful government spending." The "wasteful spending" that he had in mind, of course, was that which serves policy aims with which he disagrees, such as keeping poor people alive. "
Bigmack
(8,020 posts)Mnemosyne
(21,363 posts)Nay
(12,051 posts)skip fox
(19,490 posts)for those who don't work! . . . We could have more upscale malls and more shooting ranges and bowling alleys, hair salons and mega-churches!!!"
skip fox
(19,490 posts)Well, each person contributes so much CO2 directly or indirectly (like in the products they by and habitat destruction they occasion) that by reducing this source by, say, a modest 15%, we could help slow down or even reverse the trend, possibly saving the planet!!! . . . And what about the freed-up lands that could be used for wind-farms or whatever hippie-dippy dreams they got. . . . For my Democratic friends, then, I say, "Go green!!! Up with starvation!!!"
Rex
(65,616 posts)HOW DO THESE FUCKWADS FIND WORK?
Marr
(20,317 posts)they're about to have their head caved in with a brick because they just had to steal one more penny.