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Cherry7 12-07-2011 05:20 AM

The Royal Family costs the tax payer more than 200 million pounds.

They are one of the richest families in the country owning vasts tracts of lands...

This family is the centerer of a "Culture of Entitlement" where a whole group of people, the richest 5%, feel they have the right to

The best eduction in private school

The best universities Oxford and Cambridge which then give them the best jobs

The best private health care

the best housing

etc...

raymor 12-07-2011 08:01 AM

How is this for a step in thee right direction that maybe everyone can agree on - how about saying the tax payers aren't going to send you a check while you're a fugitive? When I was bounty hunting a good way to find a fugitive was to show up when they came in for public assistance.

Failed 12-07-2011 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by raymor (Post 18613108)
How is this for a step in thee right direction that maybe everyone can agree on - how about saying the tax payers aren't going to send you a check while you're a fugitive? When I was bounty hunting a good way to find a fugitive was to show up when they came in for public assistance.

That seems like it should be a no brainer and implemented already. Yes, if you are on the run for being convicted in a court of law for a crime(s), you should not be able to receive any social services. This comes from a guy who wants to see everyone have a free education, medical care, and the means to live if unemployed or disabled. I can't believe that's even allowed to happen!

Failed 12-07-2011 12:58 PM

And here is the other end of the extreme that was made in the original post:

http://news.yahoo.com/state-mom-shot...204249288.html

Quote:

SAN ANTONIO (AP) ? A Texas woman who for months was unable to qualify for food stamps pulled a gun in a state welfare office and staged a seven-hour standoff with police that ended with her shooting her two children before killing herself, officials said Tuesday.

TheLegacy 12-07-2011 02:05 PM

Not knowing much about the American system - Canada has an extremely tight welfare system and each year seem to be adding more security standards to avoid this. Is it perfect? No - but they are catching more fraud and bogus accounts. All government systems are being tied together so welfare can verify accurate information such as housing - cars - medical - income with one click authorized verification system.

The system is needed for those that in extreme circumstances that have no other choices - but partial blame needs to be given to the government for not checking the honesty of their citizens since the government is being held accountable for the monies given to them by taxpayers.

Rochard 12-07-2011 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Failed (Post 18613947)
And here is the other end of the extreme that was made in the original post:

http://news.yahoo.com/state-mom-shot...204249288.html

Don't get me wrong here, but there are people who abuse the system and and people who neglect the system.

But in this case this I think this woman was just completely nuts. Seems to me she filed the paperwork to start the welfare, it was incomplete, and when they tried to contact her they were unable to, and she missed a number of appointments they had set up to meet with her. Seems to be a case of she filed the paperwork but failed to follow through on anything, and then went nuts and shot her kids and killed herself. Sorry, you don't kill our kids because you couldn't get welfare - you kill your kids because your a nut job.

At the same time... In that article it says the application for welfare is eighteen pages long? Really? I'm guessing that the people who need the welfare the most are not the brightest people in the world, and trying to get them to fill out eighteen pages of paperwork is difficult at best...

Failed 12-07-2011 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 18614118)
At the same time... In that article it says the application for welfare is eighteen pages long? Really? I'm guessing that the people who need the welfare the most are not the brightest people in the world, and trying to get them to fill out eighteen pages of paperwork is difficult at best...

I think you'll find a lot of the people who need it are mentally not capable of filling out 18 pages of application questions, I agree. I also think even the average person would have trouble filling out an 18 page government application.

Then, you have the people like in your original post, and the friend you mentioned, who are smart enough to get over on the system but don't deserve the benefits.

This is the type of abuse that needs to be stopped. Both abuse of the system, and abuse of those who should receive benefits but are denied for the reasons above.

The woman mentioned in my link obviously had mental issues, whether they were constant or just a result of the stress and frustration of not being able to feed her kids, who knows. Maybe that's why she did it? She figured that it's better to kill all 3 of them fast with a bullet rather than starve to death...who knows.

Lykos 12-07-2011 03:40 PM

We should all try that:)

garce 12-07-2011 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Coup (Post 18608063)
While you retards are whining about small time welfare crooks the MIC scammed you out of billions:

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Not whining about "small time welfare crooks", but whining about one single small time welfare crook. All these little crooks add up. If the people mentioned in this article sold their home for a million bucks and gave up their trips abroad, they could have a half-decent welfare-free life somewhere else.

Between the big thieves and the little thieves, it all adds up.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Dead 12-07-2011 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by garce (Post 18614359)
Not whining about "small time welfare crooks", but whining about one single small time welfare crook. All these little crooks add up. If the people mentioned in this article sold their home for a million bucks and gave up their trips abroad, they could have a half-decent welfare-free life somewhere else.

Between the big thieves and the little thieves, it all adds up.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh
























Greed....

Why 12-07-2011 07:44 PM

being from seattle and knowing a few people that have houses on the water i will fill in something that this article doesnt cover.

some parts of the lake were developed almost a hundred years ago, when it wasn't a desirable place to live. some of these houses are in terrible states of disrepair but are still valued well into the millions because the land values have gone up thousands of percent over the last few decades. without knowing more about the house, its really hard to get behind the people bashing these people.

some clearly not as sly older people on the lake have lost their homes after being forced out by exorbitant properties taxs, because the rich wanted their lake front land.

Why 12-07-2011 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Failed (Post 18614152)
I think you'll find a lot of the people who need it are mentally not capable of filling out 18 pages of application questions, I agree. I also think even the average person would have trouble filling out an 18 page government application.

there are people that cant even fill out a single page 1040EZ without help.

directfiesta 12-07-2011 09:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Why (Post 18614767)
being from seattle and knowing a few people that have houses on the water i will fill in something that this article doesnt cover.

some parts of the lake were developed almost a hundred years ago, when it wasn't a desirable place to live. some of these houses are in terrible states of disrepair but are still valued well into the millions because the land values have gone up thousands of percent over the last few decades. without knowing more about the house, its really hard to get behind the people bashing these people.

some clearly not as sly older people on the lake have lost their homes after being forced out by exorbitant properties taxs, because the rich wanted their lake front land.

post # 76 shows the house ... not too shaby .... lol

travs 12-07-2011 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 18608077)
I wonder how many GFYers are claiming out of work benifits and making money on the side ?

my thoughts as well

directfiesta 12-08-2011 03:46 PM

UPDATE :Feds inspected welfare couple's $1 million home 9 times
 
Feds inspected welfare couple's $1 million home 9 times

Quote:

SEATTLE -- Records obtained by KING 5 investigators show that government inspectors were aware that a Seattle resident was receiving housing assistance to live in a $1.2 million home on Lake Washington.

Inspectors visited the home at least nine times since Lyudmila Shimonova moved in -- yet none of the officials reported the possibility of fraud. Altogether, Shimonova received $135,000 in housing assistance.

Read KING 5?s complete coverage

The government requires annual inspections of property covered by HUD rent subsidies. The inspections are safety related: The government wants to be sure that the public?s money isn't going to subsidize dangerous or uninhabitable properties.

Documents reviewed by KING 5 show that Lyudmila was truthful about her waterfront address, which federal court records show she has lived at since 2003. And inspectors noted the home's features. According to a February 2009 inspection report, the inspector noted the house is above average, has a deck, high-end appliances, a Jacuzzi tub and a view.

Inspectors recorded all those things but never reported any suspicion about fraud, according to the Seattle Housing Authority. SHA employees conduct the yearly inspections of any property that receives HUD dollars and can and do report fraud, but didn?t in this case.

The home is actually owned by Seattle doctor David Silverstein, whom Shimonova identified as her landlord when she filed for housing and cash assistance and food stamps.

Government investigators believe Silverstein and Shimonova are actually married and that they live together in the lakeside house.

The KING 5 investigators obtained a copy of the search warrant pertaining to the recent search of the 2,500 square-foot waterfront home. Agents seized a "photo album of family and dog," "greeting cards (anniversary and birthday)," and "2 postcards from Ruben to Mom and Dad." These are things agents might use to try to prove the couple is married.

Neither Shimonova or Silverstein has been charged.
... people on the take ????

Alex69 12-08-2011 06:30 PM

jews....

tiger 12-08-2011 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 18608283)
Just got hit by the DWP for $1200, because they said our meter has been broken for over a year. How do they know it's $1200 if the meter is broken and they told us this last month, but haven't replaced the meter yet?

Holy shit yeah they did that to me on 3 properties as well. About 4k they supposedly didn't bill me for over the last year and a half.


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