Obama's begs for a free licence to take whatever he can get to give to those who take whatever they can getWednesday, December 7, 2011 at 2:11 pm — admin
Meet single woman Angel Adams from the above video, who has birthed 15 children. She is plenty upset these days, as she and 12 of her kids are living in a motel room, saying: Someone needs to pay for ALL my children and my suffering. Someone needs to be held accountable and THEY need to pay!" In his Kansas speech demonising the Free Market Obama went on to say "when everyone engages in fair play, everyone gets a fair shot, everyone does their fair share." I wonder if Mr. Obama would like to address those who play fair, in that they do not expect others to pay for ALLLLLL their children to be clothed, feed, schooled and housed. In fact those who turn over 30% or 40% or 50% of their pay to the government so that the government can tell Angel Adams that she is right, someone else must take responsibility for her as though she were a child and not a 37 year-old woman. And to all those nice liberal MSM writers who have all that white guilt, it would be nice if you actually cared about what will become of these kids. No matter how much producers do for Angel Adams it will never be enough and her kids have so little chance of a good life. Forking over more money is not the answer. It never will be. Watching kids like Angel's trot around after anyone who might notice their emotional neglect is truly heartbreaking. Seeing them in the ER delivering kids when they are barely 15 and then turning a blind eye to those kids as they've been raised to believe it is not their responsibility to care for them but like Angel says: someone out their has got to take responsibility for my actions. Only thing is.... no one can take responsibility for another person's actions. Liberals who write about poverty never get that. You can't make someone quit smoking who doesn't want to quite and you can't make a responsible parent out of someone who thinks other's must shoulder their burdens. Think. Would anyone like to be Angel's kid? Fuck no. No way. But those kids will love their mum. Why? Because they should. The whole thing is heartbreaking but it must be addressed. Obama should tell women Educate before you Procreate and not that the rich are cheap for not handing over more of their hard won gains. It really IS that simple. There just are not enough jobs for those lacking skill and education. Human capital must be nurtured, not mass produced. This is not the turn of the century when little government was in place. This is the 21st century and we have told women of certain demographic for far too long they are not responsible for their actions. And it is the children who are hurt by this massive mistake. And those who make a nice living serving these "families" are kidding themselves. While you get paid to advocate for ever more of other people's money to raise, feed and nurture these kids, the kids themselves are stunted to a degree that no social service ever can fix. |
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Obama using fair to talk
Obama using fair to talk about share of taxes the rich pay is like Fox saying they are fair and balanced. Fox is more balanced than NBC, true. But both are heavily partisan.
He should say the rich pay huge portions of the tax bill and take care of people like Angel and should be thanked not demonized. He should call on the rich to hire Angel not continue to pay for her stupidity.
Barack's speech in Kansas was
Barack's speech in Kansas was a complete embarrassment. He is still such an empty suit.
Steam of conscience writing
Steam of conscience writing to be sure but brilliant juxtaposition of video to 0's fair and balanced bs. You've hit on the crux of our problems. Now you need to write about middle class greed as evidenced by the housing market.
The movie Push gave me false
The movie Push gave me false hope that liberal elites would finally get some common sense when it came to PSA about too many mouths to feed. Looks like that was a one off.
Think you mean Precious
Think you mean Precious movie? That was a powerful reality of inner city motherhood. My only problem was the idea that Precious's kids would fare any better or would do anything different from what both thier mother and grandmother did --having babies as teens.
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