I can't distinguish between issues like "common defense" being a part of the Constitution and being something for which my tax money (should I ever make enough money to pay any) directly is budgeted by the government and such things as "education" and "healthcare" which are other items for which the government directly budgets with the tax money I hope one day to pay rather than leeching off society like I do now, and things like "corporate welfare" for which there is no item in the government budget, no expenditures on behalf of the government, no checks labeled "corporate welfare". But then again, I'm can't even connect leggos, much less something this complicated.
I actually believe that corporate welfare doesn't exist. I'm on an eternal trip up denial. My head is eternally lodged in my ass. I couldn't connect two dots, much less anything as complicated as the workings of government.
"...things like "corporate welfare" for which there is no item in the government budget, no expenditures on behalf of the government,..."
You really ARE a moron! Try thinking without your head shoved up your ass.
and besides...
by law • Wednesday July 02, 2003 09:37 AM
...If it was written in the Constitution that I should go jump off of a bridge, I would gladly do it.
Take your logic elsewhere. We conservatives don't need no logic.
I can show you numerous state and federal budgets where "defense", "education", and "Medicare" are budgeted. You know it's true. Want to show me any budget where "corporate welfare" is a slice of the budgetory pie?
Open wide, you cum dumpster.
This is all I have.
"Open wide, you cum dumpster."
I am a radical militant leftist claiming to be a Libertarian.
Hey this is my nick get off of it.
Get down on your knees, you jizz mopper.
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