How can a politician justify a family using the local laundry mat to wash their clothes. But when they finish

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they load the family into a 2005 Suburban, spinner rims, tinted windows, leather upholsterphy, tricked out chrome trim, & a whole lot more. This vehicle must cost around $30,000.00. Plus the damn thing is a gas hog.

Seeing this, I wonder, did her washing machine break. Well that would be my first guess.

Then I would make my politically correct assumption. She and her family milk my social services system. They live in a home with 20 other family member, half of whom don't have papers to be in this country. Those half members receive social benefits. The husband works but claims head of household without the wife to claim all the EIC credit for income tax. The wife recieves food stamps for not working and claiming herself disabled, boom Social Security benefits...$600.00 per month.

This goes on and on. As an American, I am sick and tires of these leaches. Let's kick out the ones with no papers and send them back to wherever their sorry a_s country exists....

Answer 1

Don't hate.your just assuming stuff.My mom works two jobs and I work one while also still going to college,yet we all still do our laundry in the local laundry mat.The reason being is that we just don't wish to buy one.Have you thought that maybe those people actually saved their money to buy that car or that perhaps they are still paying for it?Like my english teacher use to tell us.never assume anything cause it just makes you look like an @ss.Instead of being bitter and wishing what others have and making excuses as to why you don't have those things,why don't you sit down and look at your life and make some changes to it so that you can also have all those things.I'm sure if you didn't buy so much beer or junk food you would save enough to buy a much better car in a short time.

Answer 2

I've used them and they do a fine job. (-: I've never caught any bad diseases, at any rate. Maybe the heat of the dryer kills any bad things. Just check the drum before you wash anything. Try not to think about the negatives, and think about the positives -- like clean clothes and not having to lug around 200 pounds of luggage! However, if you are *really* worried and want to take the time and money, run an empty load with a cup of bleach. But, I think it's a waste of time.

Answer 3

You failed to mention the free health care, education, no or very little tax and general assistance. It's a legal crime in this country of ours, time we changed it, elections are coming up so vote those dirty politicians out and get some with gumption enough to stand up for their constituents rights and change the laws.

Answer 4

Your mind works funny. If I had seen that, I would have thought: What a bunch of dummies. They blew their money on a gas hog, status symbol and can't afford a washer. Immediately afterward I would have concluded they were drug dealers or pimps. Drug dealers don't sink money into objects they can't flee with.

Answer 5

Maybe her washing machine DID break down. You don't know if she is on welfare or even illegally here! Like someone else said, maybe the family is there on vacation. Why jump to conclusions when you have no facts? You just made up a story to fit one incident. Guessing is not facts....Also, If they had a large family, it might have been less time consuming to go to a laundromat to wash their clothes all at one time using several machines than one load at a time at home.

And, ..what the heck does a politician have to with a family washing their clothes in a d@mn laundromat???? Smoked that weed a lot, didn't you? You seem to have lost a few billion brain cells somewhere

Answer 6

I agree whole heartedly, you see this expensive cars sitting outside the section 8 housing or houses that are literally falling down around the occupants ears but they don't do a damn thing about it. But yet they get all of this money and over 90% of the family members are illegal.

Answer 7

By your own admission, only one part of your question is not an ASSUMPTION. Someone with a 2005 Suburban went to a laundry-mat. How is that any politicians fault? I agree there are too many people receiving too much welfare, but this is NOT the way to argue the point. BTW, this is not a 'politically correct' assumption.

Answer 8

How can we fix other countries (Iraq) when we can't even take care of our problems at home? Bush is complete moron. An ape could have ran this country better! His whole campaign and existance is a joke.

American wants to help all those in need for PR, because it looks good. What about my grandmother who is 83 and has one leg? She can get $10.00 a month. This is true! That is what the government offered her, citing she made too much social security per month to recieve aid (she makes $750 a month). How pathetic is it that people who are here illegally can get more aid? They even made a spanish version to OUR national anthem. Did anyone ask China to produce a Russian version? No, because their native language is Chinese...DUH!

I am so tired of this nation bending for aliens, it makes me sick! I get so irritated when I see a commericial in nothing but Spanish showing in my small town in Indiana. I get telemarketing calls on my cell phone with not one word of English! Does it p*ss me off, HELL YES!

Answer 9

eEverything you just said is the truth!!!!!!!! My sister is married to a legal Mexican and they too, do not have a washer or dryer. They have been washing their clothes at the laundromat for over 20 years. Why? Because of the cost to operate them (electric bill) oh, and because he can't seem to break down and buy a washer and dryer. He's too busy sending all of his money back home to Mexico to his mother.

BTW, they live in an apartment that HAS washer and dryer connections. He's just too cheap to buy them!

Answer 10

Amen to that. Its funny I worked as a cashier when I was a teenager and they used to come in and buy all this junk food/frozen food , the bill would be almost 300 and then they would pay with their foodstamp card. A few minutes later I would have some little old lady in line that would have to put stuff back because she couldn't afford it all on her fixed income.