ViRedd
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Med ...
You constantly do your best to avoid questions. Is it because you don't have the answers? If so ... just admit it. Here's the question again:
If government is the answer to poverty, why, after spending Six Trillion in tax dollars on the War on Poverty since LBJ's administration do we still have poverty?
Now then, you asked a question and I'd like to answer it. Here's your question:
Yeah I'm sure people choose to be poor. when they wake up in the ghetto they say, "you know what, I've seen those rich guys driving mercedes and I don't want any part of that"
The answer, of course is ... the don't say they don't want to be "rich." They just have no concept of how to get there. They haven't prepared. Their parents have let them down. The government monopolized school systems have let them down. Government in general has let them down. I don't know of anyone who has just "woken" up in the morning and became rich. Most wealthy people I know, and I know quite a few. have EARNED their wealth the hard way. They have become obsessed with what they do. They work, or have worked very long hours, 60-80 hours per week at a business/job/profession that they LOVE. Most of the time, their business consists of helping the most amount of people get what THEY want ... at which time, the wealthy, or those about to become wealthy get what they want as well.
Med, do you remember those "greedy, rich bastards" who used to give you your carpenter jobs? How were they able to make their money? Did they make their money by offering poor servce and an inferior product, or did they make their money by offering great service and a superior product. Why were THEY the contractors who hired you ... and not the other way around?
Vi
You constantly do your best to avoid questions. Is it because you don't have the answers? If so ... just admit it. Here's the question again:
If government is the answer to poverty, why, after spending Six Trillion in tax dollars on the War on Poverty since LBJ's administration do we still have poverty?
Now then, you asked a question and I'd like to answer it. Here's your question:
Yeah I'm sure people choose to be poor. when they wake up in the ghetto they say, "you know what, I've seen those rich guys driving mercedes and I don't want any part of that"
The answer, of course is ... the don't say they don't want to be "rich." They just have no concept of how to get there. They haven't prepared. Their parents have let them down. The government monopolized school systems have let them down. Government in general has let them down. I don't know of anyone who has just "woken" up in the morning and became rich. Most wealthy people I know, and I know quite a few. have EARNED their wealth the hard way. They have become obsessed with what they do. They work, or have worked very long hours, 60-80 hours per week at a business/job/profession that they LOVE. Most of the time, their business consists of helping the most amount of people get what THEY want ... at which time, the wealthy, or those about to become wealthy get what they want as well.
Med, do you remember those "greedy, rich bastards" who used to give you your carpenter jobs? How were they able to make their money? Did they make their money by offering poor servce and an inferior product, or did they make their money by offering great service and a superior product. Why were THEY the contractors who hired you ... and not the other way around?
Vi