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Besides, the kind of woman who's willing to be a welfare mother is certainly willing to defraud a man to do it (by saying she's on the pill or whatever).
and you can get along pretty well on the dole. -- j
The only modifier here is what will the host do as it realizes it's actually about to die?
Every country in Latin America has gone through the results of destroying-the-system-by-too-much-welfare-spending. What you get is a country with rampant corruption (you have to bribe bureaucrats and cops on a daily basis); where no one except the president and his friends can make a profit and keep it; where nearly all jobs are off-the-books; where no one has formal title to property; where inflation is in the hundreds of percent a year, because taxes are so difficult to collect, the only way government can be funded is to print more and more money; where the cops are nothing but gangsters, and would just as soon shoot you as look at you; and where every year or two, the country is convulsed by riots and general strikes, followed by prolonged lockdowns (curfews) as the police take back control.
Most of the Demonrat rank-and-file simply fail to understand that that's exactly where they're leading our country. But the top leadership knows, and don't give a hoot because they're Communists and *want* our rich, open society destroyed.
And if they succeed, the outcome will be a lot less rosy, and more permanent, than it has been for countries in Latin America. Because there is no World Bank or IMF large enough to be capable of bailing out the United States.
I'd prefer a more proactive approach, but my fear is that the welfare state's proponents have reached a critical mass.
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