I found the following at http://adrianvance.blogspot.com/?view=classic
A Ford dealer reports: Tom Selkis’ (Latham Ford) Facebook – True story recently at the dealership.
“One of my salesmen had a woman in his office yesterday wanting to lease a brand new Focus. As he was reviewing her credit application with her he noticed she was on social security disability.
He said to her you don’t look like you’re disabled and unable to work. She said, “Well I’m really not. I could work if I wanted to, but I make more now than I did when I was working and got hurt.” (A non-disabling injury).
She said the government sends her $1500.00 a month disability check. And, she gets $700.00 a month on an EBT card (food stamps), plus $800.00 a month for rent.”
In addition a free cell phone and 250 minutes free on her phone, per month
It all adds up to $3500.00 a month.
When she was working, she was taking home about $330.00 per week, $1,320 per month. Do the math and then ask yourself why the Hell should she ever go back to work?
If you multiply that by millions of people, you realize the scope of the real problem we face as a country. Putting people out of work breeds socialists!
When the socialists have 51% of the population in that same scenario, we are finished and they are getting their fast if they have not achieved it already. This is the Obama Plan.
We have 92.6 million people not working from a potential work force of 180 million, 51.4% unemployed. We have crossed the threshold to permanent socialism unless the Republicans convince the people that working offers opportunity for much more. but they seem to only want to imitate Democrats with their versions of the same programs!
When there are not enough people working to support these people what happens? Riots? Civil War for “benefits.” Be prepared to protect your homes and especially any stored food.
She didn’t lease the Focus because the dealer down the road beat our deal by $10.00/month.
Glad to know she is so frugal with our hard earned money.”
Submitted by James and Shirley Howard, Edited by Adrian Vance
