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[UncleVinnys]

[Chris]

[UncleVinnys]

[2 Aces]

The adults in the room.

 

[Chris]

 

[2 Aces]

[UncleVinnys]

[UncleVinnys]

Out of toilet paper??              

Not to worry!

Trump's got your @$$ covered! Ha, ha!                         

 

 

[slowthegrowth]

Once again... the most HATEFUL person on these boards posts his hateful message while the world fights the pandemic of our lives.

Do you believe in karma VINNY? I do...

[Chris]

[2 Aces]

Dang it Chris. .quit making me laugh and NEARLY spit my beer out

[UncleVinnys]

Hey, remember what you said about welfare and socialism????

 

[slowthegrowth]

VINNY.... ready at all times to spread his HATE!

GO THE F AWAY YOU FING SCUMBAG!!!

[The Average Joe]

I am TOTALLY against "free" money being given out willy nilly by the feds. I will suck up my lost business. I do worry about the young 20 somethings who work paycheck to paycheck.  However, it is not the GOVERNMENTS job to manage your life.  Take some responsibility. Especially if you are a 30 something or more. YOUR life choices and daily decisions got you where you are.  If you can't manage a few weeks at that age, that is on you.  Maybe instead of that bigger house, or newer car, or fancy vacation, or eating out once a week, you PAY yourself with some savings or investments.  And seriously, 1000 dollars? That wont even make a dent in most peoples monthly expenses.

 

I have lived the last 25 years below my means. My last truck had 275k miles on it. I pay extra on my house because I didn't buy the max. I save. I shop at winco when i would much rather shop at Raleys. I don't buy expensive "toys." I invest.  These are all CHOICES. I gave up exotic vacations in middle age. All the while I watched my contemporaries get new cars every couple years, buy massive houses with massive mortgages, take fancy vacations and fill their garages with toys. I promote my life choices, however,  I do not begrudge them making those life CHOICES...right up until they start crying about not having enough money to get by and want a bailout. 

 

So yeah, vinny, I am for personal responsibility. The way I see it, my grandkids are going to be paying off that "free" cash, so the RESPONSIBLE thing to do would be to take the money and invest it for them.  Another good idea would be to buy gift certificates at local businesses to help them out. Maybe keep those struggling employees employed.

[UncleVinnys]

 

So yeah, vinny, I am for personal responsibility. The way I see it, my grandkids are going to be paying off that "free" cash, so the RESPONSIBLE thing to do would be to take the money and invest it for them.  Another good idea would be to buy gift certificates at local businesses to help them out. Maybe keep those struggling employees employed.

 

Well spoken, and I agree.

I think too, you can see in a catastrophe like the one we are enduring that a strong federal government is essential,

although some state governors seem to be rising to the occasion too.

One thing is for sure: We must be united in our efforts to reduce the threat to our health.

I DO see that occurring now.