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Subject: Re: Bad financial decisions of the poor... Date: 2/8/2013 8:19 AM
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You mean the $6.00 a week in increased payroll tax is what is causing her to switch her shopping choices?
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I think we should cut 6 dollars a week from all folks recieving assistance, and from all folks getting food stamps and all folks paying any form of taxes should pay 6 dollars more.

As long as we can agree that 6 dollars a week is not a problem, I think we should keep increasing and taking that amount in and not giving that amount out until we are in a surplus.

Because obviously 6 dollars a week is really not going to impact anyone.

Good catch, you have just solved all our problems thanks.
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