what i tell you guys about this non American coming on this thread promoting his anti American views, never trust outsiders when they talk bad about America, thank you Falstaff great job 
let a person post long enough they will show their true intentions
THEN It starts with the attacks on England ;
It goes straight into
It is interesting though when you listen to all those ti2mes the US Marines have had to “end the Excercises early” because they had LOST !
I found it quite amazing that reference to the excercise in 2013 when 100 British beat 1500 AMericans and the US had to end the game because they were all dead !
Falstaff you been downgraded to troll there is nothing you can say or do about it- GAME OVER
Anyhow The Fool can talk to himself now - This conversation is unfair - I can bring myself down to talk at his level easily enough - But most of teh time he can’t even understand what the rest of us talk about.
look at the timing and how you post, you not fooling anybody
If you thought Janet Yellen was the worst fed chairman, you have not seen anything yet with this next appointment taking control of our money.
Clearly, competence is not a qualifying factor, you just need to support the agenda and have a vigina
If you don’t know the agenda it is simply to rob the Middle class of all their assets, reducing us to a two-class society consisting of the Super Wealthy and everyone else,
Quite so @Dennis3450 - Nowadays Competence seems to be a serious disadvantage for the “Top Jobs” - Just look at that “Kerry” - Your “climate Guru” who thinks there is a layer of Carbon Dioxide about a quarter of an inch thich “At the Top of the Sky” ! and of course They need people who don’t actually know enough to show Sleepy Joe up !
As to the Vagina bit - well having made the Universities Penis unfriendly places and made testosterone “toxic” the “Vagina gang” are pretty much all they have left - However lacking in actual intelligence ! No doubt she’s another “MMT” believer -
Do tell us mate - are Ordinary Americans talking quietly about the total mess ? or are they gradually becoming indoctrinated with this “Wokeness” garbage ?
Here’s another one - whose competence for the job is quite clear because She doesn’t have the disadvantage of ANY military service at all - but is known to have murdered 20,000 old people in care homes by the misuse of power in her previous job !
However She does qualify perfectly by lack of qualifications, Competence AND reportedly having a Vagina (although one might be drawn to speculate as to how much actual usage it gets ! 
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Your question can be answered just by looking at an election map
The FAKE woke crowd occupies the blue area
Funny how the Red Pill vs Blue Pill meme fits right in with this map
Interesting along the Mississippi River as it runs from Arkansas to Louisiana on the west
and MISSISSIPPI on the east being blue? Had no idea!
The decision marked the latest setback for states and local governments pursuing lawsuits to hold pharmaceutical companies responsible for a drug abuse crisis the U.S. government says led to nearly 500,000 opioid overdose deaths over two decades.
J&J did a great job pushing opioids to Americans via doctors - some say without that push, there wouldn’t be a crisis
It is funny how some people vote, I once worked with a black lady who constantly complained about the welfare system and people not working, but when the subject turned to party politics she was as blue as the most radical liberal.
American politics is more like American Football, If you are a Cowboys fan you hate the Giants, if Giants fan you hate the Cowboys, and it does not matter who is on your team or what crimes they do off the field
And this is all not by accident
Life isn’t always sunshine and rainbows. For Americans living in poverty it’s about constant hardship and tribulations. Today, the number of people struggling to get by in the US is rising, and many are increasingly reliant on welfare programs.
These programs are funded by the federal government and offer subsidies to low-income individuals and families. There are four major welfare programs, including Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs or “food stamps”, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and housing assistance.
Welfare statistics show that the initiative aids all people without regard for their age, creed or color. The following statistics on welfare recipients, states and programs paint a clearer picture of how the scheme works.
(Urban Institute)
That number is equivalent to 19% of the population in the US and includes individuals who received assistance from one of the safety net programs. Of all welfare programs, SNAP is the biggest with an average of 40 million people using it each month.
(Urban Institute)
Children make up the biggest percentage of welfare beneficiaries. An examination of the demographics of welfare recipients reveals that those under the age of 18 account for 41% of all welfare users. Meanwhile, people aged between 18 and 64 account for 50% of the recipients. Seniors (65 and older) account for just 12% of the population on welfare.
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(Urban Institute)
An estimated 46 million Americans live below the poverty line. But millions aren’t covered by any of the welfare programs. Records show that 72% of people living in poverty received help from at least one welfare program. Among those living in deep poverty - an income that falls 50% below the poverty threshold - 70% received assistance, while the remaining 5.5 million people did not.
(Urban Institute)
The biggest chunk of welfare recipients are non-Hispanic whites. Hispanics make up 28% of all welfare recipients followed by non-Hispanic blacks at 23%. Meanwhile, other ethnicities like Asian-Americans and Native Americans account for 8% of all recipients.
(National Priorities Project)
Contrary to popular belief, the US budget isn’t being sucked dry by welfare expenses. Furthermore, the expenditure declined throughout the last few years. In 2015, welfare accounted for 10% of the federal budget. By the end of 2018 that percentage nearly halved.
(Yahoo Finance)
Welfare statistics by state show that there is a direct correlation between the cost of living and welfare expenditures. At the very top are California with $98.5 billion and New York with $65.6 billion. Texas and Pennsylvania spend significantly less with $36.9 and $30.3 billion respectively.
(Yahoo Finance)
Wyoming spends $834 million on welfare, which plants it firmly at the bottom of the list of welfare recipients. States that spend under $2 billion on welfare are South Dakota ($1.1 billion) and North Dakota ($1.6 billion) as well as Montana and Vermont that spend $1.8 billion each.
(Yahoo Finance)
Although some states have low public welfare expenditures, the amount they spend on welfare per capita is far higher. Welfare statistics show that Alaska has the 6th lowest public welfare expenditures but the second highest per capita expenses. This is the state with the smallest population, and the budget is split among fewer recipients, each costing $3,020.
(US Government Spending)
Projections for the federal budget show that there won’t be any changes to the amount of money the US spends on welfare. According to analysts, the budget might see only slight oscillation in the years leading up to 2024, ensuring that it won’t be the biggest expenditure for the country.
(US Department of Agriculture, USAFacts)
Americans are becoming less dependent on the SNAP. In 2019, there were 33.6 million people using food stamps, which is a decrease of over 10 million in the past three years. Financial resources allocated for this program are also declining since 2013, and in 2018 it received $60.7 billion. However, SNAP remains the most important program in the US for fighting hunger.
(Center on Budget and Policy Priorities)
Depending on the size of the household and how close its members are to the poverty line, the average monthly benefit is between $131 and $506. The maximum monthly benefit that a family of five can receive through this program is $762. As for the average SNAP benefit in fiscal 2018, it converts to $4.17 a day or $1.39 per meal.
(US Department of Agriculture)
Recent reports on food stamp statistics show that the highest number of beneficiaries of SNAP live in California (3.63 million), Texas (3.29 million), Florida (2.77 million) and New York (2.64 million). The US Virgin Islands, an American territory in the Caribbean, has the lowest number of citizens receiving food stamps.
(US Department of Agriculture)
The period between 2012 and 2016 witnessed a significant spike in food stamp fraud, which grew by 61%. The cost of these fraudulent practices rose from $367.1 million to $592.7 million.
(US Department of Agriculture)
The majority of SNAP recipients, 38.6% to be precise, are Caucasian. African Americans are the second biggest group, accounting for 24.8% of the recipients, followed by Hispanics who make up 11.5%. Asian Americans account for 2.9% of food stamp recipients, while Native Americans account for 1.2%.
(Well Kept Wallet)
Roughly 20% of the population in the US is enrolled in the program that helps provide free or low-cost medical care. Similar programs include Medicare that helps people over the age of 65 pay for their medical bills.
(Kaiser Family Foundation)
Another common misconception is that Medicaid is strictly reserved for the unemployed. On the contrary, 63% of all adult recipients of Medicaid are either full-time or part-time employees. Among the unemployed recipients, the majority (12%) can’t work due to caregiving, while 11% can’t work due to disability.
(Kaiser Family Foundation)
Welfare dependency statistics show that 47% of adult Medicaid recipients work in agriculture. Less than half of them are employed in the health and education branches. Meanwhile, 14% of Medicaid-supported adults work in the manufacturing industry.
(Kaiser Family Foundation)
Over half a million cashiers in America need Medicaid support. 401,000 people who work in nursing, psychiatry or other sectors of the health industry are also supported by this program. Meanwhile, Medicaid supports 375,000 retail workers.
(Well Kept Wallet)
The Child’s Health Insurance Program is a separate program from Medicaid and provides health care benefits to children who do not have other sources of health care coverage. Each year, millions of children are enrolled in CHIP.
(Center for Immigration Studies)
Immigrant households are slightly more dependent on welfare with 51% receiving benefits from one of the programs. In contrast, only 30% of the households of native citizens are welfare recipients.
(US Census Bureau)
One of the most interesting welfare statistics is how long Americans actually use welfare programs. Based on the data collected, 43% of all welfare recipients stayed with the program for at least three years, while those that needed the financial help for just one year account for 31.2% of all welfare recipients. 13.9% stayed with at least one program for up to two years, while only 11.9% stay between two and three years.
(Pew Research Center)
At some point in their lives, 23% of women have used food stamps, while men reported doing so in 12% of the cases. That gap is even more evident among minorities where 39% of black American women said they received food stamps compared to 21% of the men.
May 20, 2017 by Brandon Gaille
There are approximately 12.8 million Americans on welfare, accounting for 4.1% of the US population. An estimated $131.9 billion is spent by the government on welfare each year.
The following percentages are recipients of welfare based on race.
• White – 38.8%
• Black – 39.8%
• Hispanic – 15.7%
• Asian – 2.4%
• Other – 3.3%
The below percentages are based on the timeframe welfare recipients receive assistance.
• Less than 7 months – 19%
• 7-12 months – 15.2%
• 1-2 years – 19.3%
• 2-5 years – 26.9%
• Over 5 years – 19.6%
• The average welfare recipient receives $1,000 a month in benefits.
• 39 states pay more in welfare than an $8 per hour job.
• 6 states pay more in welfare than a $12 per hour job.
• 8 states pay more in welfare than the average salary of a US teacher.
The following video outlines trends in welfare and the attach on rising rates of government dependent Americans.
The following listing of states has more residents that receive welfare versus an employed population.
1. California
2. New Mexico
3. Hawaii
4. Mississippi
5. Alabama
6. South Carolina
7. Illinois
8. Kentucky
9. Ohio
10. New York
11. Maine
As cash assistance programs have been cut, the number of food stamp recipients has grown in all 50 states in the United States. The top 10 states with highest rate of change are listed below.
1. Idaho – 24.2%
2. Nevada – 22.4%
3. Indiana – 21.8%
4. Utah – 19.6%
5. Wisconsin – 19.1%
6. Maryland – 17.8%
7. Massachusetts – 17.5%
8. Georgia – 17.3%
9. Washington – 16.4%
10. Delaware – 14.9
The following infographic takes a look at the historical trends and raising rates of American food stamp recipients. A bar graph outlines the increasing spending on food stamps by the US government.
The move prohibits unvaccinated people 12 and older from leaving their homes except for basic activities such as working, grocery shopping, going for a walk — or getting vaccinated.
Are you getting blamed for these problems personally?
those people are blaming systemic racism for the problem, only a racist will be offended that they are to blame.
for me i don’t think it’s systemic racism in this case but who knows 
