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Home › Forums › Miscellaneous Forums › Miscellaneous – Off Topic & “Lighter Fare” › Little Red Hen Story; circa 2006

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  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517681
    John A
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    "I may be flamed for voicing this opinion, but I’d rather see my tax dollars feed and clothe poverty-stricken people. even if they are lazy,".

    Physically disabled, aged, etc, I agree with. Poverty stricken only because you choose to be, I think not.

    John

  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517682
    tiki
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    quote:

    Originally posted by skylar0ne

    I may be flamed for voicing this opinion, but I’d rather see my tax dollars feed and clothe poverty-stricken people. even if they are lazy, than see them enrich the coffers of fat cat defense contractors who already have more money than they can ever spend.

    *Edited to remove a typo.

    True enough—its NOT the taxes i object to—its way they are spent!

  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517683
    tiki
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    quote:

    Originally posted by Adjudicator

    Tiki: I WORK for the government. ‘Nuff said. [:p]

    So did i for 17 years–and o got the bibbest kick out one on my compatriots who just love to bitch about taxes till i finally reminded him-that THATS WHERE HIS CHECK CAME FROM–TAXES![}:)]He shut up for a while after that![8)]–and your right–NUFF SID![:D]

  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517684
    MikeS.
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    What I as a citizen want to see happen is for us and the Gov’t to take care of our citizens first. Once every citizen has adequate housing, food, health care and education then worry about everyone else.

    Quit sending billions of dollars all over the rest of the world until the citizens of the USA are taken care of.

    MikeS.

  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517685
    skylar0ne
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    I may be flamed for voicing this opinion, but I’d rather see my tax dollars feed and clothe poverty-stricken people. even if they are lazy, than see them enrich the coffers of fat cat defense contractors who already have more money than they can ever spend.

    *Edited to remove a typo.

  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517686
    Adjudicator
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    Tiki: I WORK for the government. ‘Nuff said. [:p]

  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517687
    tiki
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    interesting–BUT—IF this were accurate–then how do you account for the fact that there are now MORE MILLIONAIRES and ENTOPENOURS then ever and less welfare! Seems to me that rather then make jokes about the "Government"–we should remember that we GET THE GOVT THAT WE DESEARVE! Dont liie big government and taxes??–Move to the third world![}:)][8D][:D] -and remember to earn your right to bitch—VOTE

  • November 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #2517688
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    Many of us remember the fairy tale of the little red hen who seemed to struggle with a feeling that the other animals, specifically the dog, the cat and the duck, never seemed to lend a helping hand. As the story goes, Little Red Hen lived on a farm with her five chicks. On this farm there also lived a dog, a cat and a duck.

    One spring day Little Red Hen found some seeds and decided to plant them in the field. She spotted the farm dog sleeping soundly and woke him to ask for his help. His response was  not I. So Red and her five chicks planted the seeds themselves.

    When the stalks of wheat had grown tall and were ready to be harvested, Little Red and her five chicks took their cart to the field and begin to harvest. She spotted the cat in the field licking her paws and Little Red Hen s famous  Who will help me question was now asked of the cat.

    The cat responded  not I to Little Red Hen. But her chicks said,  We will help you harvest the wheat. &

    We all remember what happens next. The bread is made, it smells great, the dog, the cat and the duck all agree to help Little Red Hen eat the bread; but she, of course, refuses to share the bread with these guys because the dog didn t help her plant the seeds, the cat didn t help her harvest the wheat, the duck didn t help her unload the flour and none of them helped her bake the bread.

    But then, the government stepped in and said to Red that she MUST share her bread with all, because  that is what is fair .

    Red; admitting defeat, now having lost all of her initiative for productivity; has since joined in the line for  free bread .

    And as could be predicted, the bread still is still waiting to be baked.

  • November 6, 2006 at 6:59 am #347631
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    Little Red Hen Story; circa 2006

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