SNAP (food stamps) should be restricted to rice, flour, rolled oats, and sugar

domer76 said:
Why don't you write a letter to the appropriate agency with your recommendations, dogshit bagger? I'm sure they will give it all the consideration it deserves.
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I'd hate to see you not be able to buy those chips and sodas with your EBT card.
 
Bill said:
I'm sure he will be on it day one:rolleyes:

Do you think any major corporations will be against it?? Like grocery stores, walmarts etc??

Can't make money off flour & sugar/staples....

Chips, soda etc=$$$
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Let the food stamp freeloaders buy the chips and sodas. When they have no money and can't buy food, let them do without.
 
CFM said:
I'd hate to see you not be able to buy those chips and sodas with your EBT card.
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(laughing) I forgot to mention that not only do I own my home, I have 3 cars, a pickup and a motorcycle. I owe nothing on any except one and that will be paid off this year.

Poor little uninformed fuck. How do you manage on a daily basis?
 
domer76 said:
(laughing) I forgot to mention that not only do I own my home, I have 3 cars, a pickup and a motorcycle. I owe nothing on any except one and that will be paid off this year.

Poor little uninformed fuck. How do you manage on a daily basis?
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Fool. With a low interest mortgage you can leverage your money and save on taxes. Plus having more low interest mortgage debt than cash protects you in case FedCo starts printing money wildly.
 
Right said:
Fool. With a low interest mortgage you can leverage your money and save on taxes. Plus having more low interest mortgage debt than cash protects you in case FedCo starts printing money wildly.
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I paid off my home 10 years ago.
 
domer76 said:
Yeah, sure it is. So, I should go back into debt because I now own it free and clear? That money is being invested, dumbshit.
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No that money is locked into your house. Better off with a 4% line or equity, deducting the interest on your taxes, and investing the money into something that makes more than 4%. See how that works?
 
Right said:
No that money is locked into your house. Better off with a 4% line or equity, deducting the interest on your taxes, and investing the money into something that makes more than 4%. See how that works?
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Are you one of those people who have a cash back credit card, spend $1,000 and get small rebate and believe you made money shopping?
 
Right said:
No that money is locked into your house. Better off with a 4% line or equity, deducting the interest on your taxes, and investing the money into something that makes more than 4%. See how that works?
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It goes to my retirement, which is matched at 6%. 6% free money. The equity in my house is increasing every day.

I don't need to borrow money, dumbfuck, to pay for things.

See how that works?
 
domer76 said:
It goes to my retirement, which is matched at 6%. 6% free money. The equity in my house is increasing every day.

I don't need to borrow money, dumbfuck, to pay for things.

See how that works?
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So you can get a tax-deductible loan at 5%, invest that money at 6%, yet you aren't doing it? LOL
 
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