Posted: Jun 10, 2013 10:56 pm
FACT-MAN-2 wrote:CdesignProponentsist wrote:
There you go again.
I think people in general can't be trusted, I never said poor people. Thanks for speaking for me once again and trying to make me out to be a bigot.
Do you trust the pilot who flies the airliner you fly on?
Do you trust the engineers who deigned the bridge you drive over every day or the dam below which you live?
Do you trust your doctor to mind your health or to perform a surgical procedure you may need?
Do you trust the architect you hire to design your new home?
We all trust others every day of our lives; we trust the driver of the car coming the other way and assume he's not going to swerve over the line and hit us head-on.
Millions of people routinely trust millions of others as a common practice in ur daily lives, so common we rarely even think about it.
But you, you don't trust people in general. Must be an awfully paranoid life you lead.
Are you trustworthy? Can I trust you? You can certainy trust me.
Trust in others first arises from trust in oneself.
As far as I know collecting a check isn't a profession. You can't get fired from welfare, anyone can do it, and receiving a check is it's own incentive. About the only thing I trust a welfare recipient to do is to cash the check. Anything else would be foolish.
While not everyone on welfare is abusing it, but I'm sure you will find there are a significant many who are.
This isn't racist or bigoted, I just understand human nature; I happen to be human. I've been on unemployment and I've had friends on unemployment. I know how easy it is to become complacent when you are able to keep up with rent and your belly full.
Merely handing out a check does nothing but sustain the problem. That is all I'm saying.