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hd03

Posted 1:06 pm, 11/07/2009

Should people who receive food stamps, WIC, assisted housing ect. still receive there assistance after they are caught shoplifting or stealing? Just wanted to know what you good folks thought.

Spades

Posted 2:07 pm, 11/07/2009

What does one have to do with the other?

tuti42

Posted 2:43 pm, 11/07/2009

NO, my opinion is if you have a conviction you blew it! Too many people that do need help who are "playing by the rules", don't waste our tax money on losers.

YODA

Posted 2:53 pm, 11/07/2009

Ok I don't have none of that stuff so can I shoplift? Happy

smalltownman

Posted 3:10 pm, 11/07/2009

YODA, I thought they busted you at Food Lion for trying to heist the stuff for another chocolate cheesecake!?!?!

Spades

Posted 3:10 pm, 11/07/2009

Should people who use the internet without holding employment for over one year lose any rights to government assistance?

To me, the merit is the same.

YODA

Posted 3:14 pm, 11/07/2009

Dangit Smalltown - I can't tell you anything :( LMFAO :)

Spades - I am with you on that - same thing :(

whitehawk

Posted 3:55 pm, 11/07/2009

Right on, Spades!

marlonbrando

Posted 4:28 pm, 11/07/2009

This is about like asking if someone had confessed to two felonies during a plea bargain can they run for sheriff of a NC county.

1goddess

Posted 4:30 pm, 11/07/2009

yeah, marlon...you can run for sheriff again....unbelieveable isn't it!!!

danchef222

Posted 4:43 pm, 11/07/2009

I think they should not be aloud to have benefits after they are convicted

Candystripe

Posted 4:47 pm, 11/07/2009

What if kids are involved? What then? Cut off assistance? Shuffle them off to a foster home? Just curious to see what the answers would be.

Forever Cynic

Posted 4:54 pm, 11/07/2009

Definitely, put the kids in a foster home. By leaving them where they are (with a habitual degenerate), you're just increasing their odds of becoming the same type of problem.

With this type of punishment in place, if the parent loves their child then you can be sure that they wouldn't take the risk. And if they do, then obviously they don't love their child.

stressrelief 28.5

Posted 5:00 pm, 11/07/2009

Well lets hear the rest of the story...

HD03

Posted 5:10 pm, 11/07/2009

What if they have that child with them when they commit the crime?

IRISHICEQUEEN

Posted 5:10 pm, 11/07/2009

Maybe the person needed to get by stealing. Yes its wrong and against the law, but without knowing the whole story we can't judge.

Candystripe

Posted 5:13 pm, 11/07/2009

There is no rest of the story from this side. I was just curious as to what people thought.

Forever Cynic - do you know anybody who has ever lived in a foster home? If so ask them about their experience. From what I have heard it can be nice or it can really be unpleasant. Toss up.

I am still curious to see the responses.

coalminer

Posted 5:14 pm, 11/07/2009

JUDGE NOT! LEST YE BE JUDGED!

Candystripe

Posted 5:15 pm, 11/07/2009

If the child is with them I believe law mandates the child is immediately taken away.

Candystripe

Posted 5:16 pm, 11/07/2009

Unless the whole story is known as was pointed out judgment cannot be made. Thank you Irish and Coal. Exactly what I was trying to get to.


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