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Originally Posted by Spexxvet
Wealthy conservative republicans are against government social programs and Obamacare. Here's how they can virtually eliminate those things.
Hire everyone who is able to work. Make the job requirements and compensation so desirable that people will choose work over welfare. Pay people well. Make healthcare coverage part of their compensation. Ensure that employees have a good pension, and make sure the pension is funded.
If "job creators" did these things, the only government payments would go to people who are truly unable to work. There would be no need for welfare, social security, medicare, medicaid, etc.
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When my dad worked for a national company-that's how it worked. They paid well, they had great benes, they even had a private park complete with a river you could canoe in and a swimming pool, picnic grounds, every christmas they'd have movies on the big screen for the kiddies and give out stockings full of candy at the end. Ah, THOSE were the days. it was also the 1960's.
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"Shall I give you a kiss?" Peter asked and, jerking an acorn button off his coat, solemnly presented it to her.
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