| more heartless people on this site than i assumed. amazingly how everyone can easily decide what poor people should have and not have. but everyone goes ballistic if government decided you only needed one car and 200 sqft per person per residence ( regardless ).
i was broke as hell and had a computer and dial up back in the day. that was our entertainment and enjoyment.
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ummh union bad, ummh union bad, please tell me what else to regurgitate |
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| I like the current day definition of poor. I get $4300 a month from Fed and local Govt, Along with another $1600 for my 2 adopted kids. Plus I get reduced lunch for the kids, A free turkey every year for thanks giving, Assistance for my energy during the winter, Lifeline for my cell. Since most of that is givin to me from good ole uncle sam I doesn't count against my taxes. I work 12 to 15 hours a week and will be getting about a $3200 tax refund. I spend the rest of time enjoying my family. So I have no beef with peoples definition of poor.
I don't have comcast currently and will be signing up soon. |
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| Sign me up for $70,000 tax free dollars a year. I could live pretty decent on that for doing nothing. Who's comcast internet are you leaching BTW? haha. |
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| reply to RacerX59
$51,600.00 isn't poor, My Sister in law and one of Her two daughters make more than You and their combined income is almost double Yours. |
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| reply to i1me2ao
wonna throw numbers around? ssi to the disabled (born disabled) is $674.00 a month, $8,088.00 a year, or if you average it over 40 hours a week equal to $4.21 per hour.
but, i get "to much" for energy assistance, section 8, food stamps, etc
but according to some people i shoudlnt have interent, a computer, or even a TV....  |
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