squeak,
it was pretty obvious that you were trying to engineer someone into setting you up for your coup de grace,
No, I was interested specifically in zahavadad’s answer, but since I won’t get one, I used yours as a proxy.
and I was pretty disappointed in your hand once you played it.
Well it’s a good thing I don’t exist to satisfy you.
You are way off topic if you believe that we are talking about the generic US welfare program receipient in this conversation. They typically are driving old pickup trucks not lexuses.
You obviously don’t interact with typical recipients. Poor purchasing decisions are extremely common among all Americans, impoverished included. And I don’t really believe the Lexus shpiel anyway; zahavasdad made that one up and I was just asking him a question on it.
This conversation is about unzerer welfare receipients, who by and large live upper middle class lifestyles made possible by having discovered the absolute best possible way to maximize benefits and have succeeded tremendously, with a great deal of “credit” due to entire organizations dedicated to this goal.
You may want the conversation to be about your fictitious Welfare Queens, but it is not. Reagan’s Welfare Queen bogeymen were engaged in illegal activities, e.g., being eight people (identity fraud) as he said, not legal recipients, which I am addressing alone. I do not think it is possible to truly live an upper middle class lifestyle and be on assistance simultaneously and legally. Sorry, but your unzerer is an enforcement problem, not a problem with the assistance.
I don’t think I used the word lazy
No, but it was strongly implied.
If you can’t see how that can drive an average person crazy, then you are not nearly as level headed as your years of posting here indicate.
There’s a difference between understanding that an average person would be driven crazy by it, and why that is so, and even feeling that way myself at times (which I do), and accepting it as a correct and valid response.
Disclaimer: wrote this response very quickly with little proofing.