Food stamps day fellow cu/ck/olds!

I work part-time at Wegmans. Every first week of the month we snicker and make fun of the food stamp cretins. Not all of them, just those with poor hygiene, low intelligence, and that are a general drain on society.

> the face of alcoholism

Get help, my dude

Those are guaranteed to be the ones with a cart full of garbage on the day their cards load since their budget has been blown since the last time they loaded a cart full of garbage the month before

Puritan Scum

> not being an alcoholic and drinking for EVERY meal
> Puritan

I'll remember that the next time I have A beer.

if one day america were to have someone show up at the people who collect food stamps door and shoot those people instead of actually giving them them money for that month this country would be a million times better off

I was on foodstamps for a while. If you're a single dude with no dependents, you don't get THAT much. Don't get me wrong, if you budget it like I did, it's more than enough and you can afford nicer things.

Also, what gives? Mine was always in the middle of the month. My district was weird though I guess. I forget the actual reasoning.

>tfw could never listen to Bone Thugs "first of the month" song while grocery shopping on foodstamps

If you want to know a real racket and get pissed about shit, I could use mine to get into museums that were partners for 2 dollars and I could have up to 4 people with me for 2 dollars each.

>tfw there's no way to check this so I still show my card when I go to museums

Wow, life with no shame is really something.

Laws should regulate and punish bad behaviors, not excuse them.

Stop asking me to donate you wannabe whole foods piece of shit

I get $195/mo and it's pretty easy to live off of it. I usually buy a steak for ~$20 once a month. Plenty of Uncle Sam Dollars left, could buy sweets/snacks if so inclined.

One time I bought a prime rib for $46. I've also bought a couple dozen lobsters, crab legs and shrimp for a low-country boil.

They stack each month, so you get to keep any left over.

>needing the government to supply you with food
pathetic kill yourself

So you want a government monopoly on who is able to sell food. Real smart.

That was in no way implied by what they said. Work on those cognitive skills.

I dont think you understand what a monopoly is. Taxpayer money shouldn't be used to buy niggers and their nigglets anything other than essentials and low income food.
Because you know it's not their money

I honestly believe that sterilization should be a requirement for SNAP eligibility. Our population has enough garbage genes already.

On "aid" because of "old man" type back problem, not because I chose to be on it. (Construction and warehouse work destroys your back. No job is worth ruining your back for!) Looking into learning new skill that doesn't rely on physical abilities only, because I HATE being on this EXPLETIVE-DELETED!!! And I'm taking care of my kids on top of it. Literally 90% of what I get comes from Aldi. (Way cheaper than store brands...) STRETCH it out, and make most things from scratch.

People that abuse the system ought to work off their transgression... NOT be put in prison for more "free ride"! Those with HUGE outstanding balances that haven't been touched in months, (sometimes even YEARS!!!) should have their balances RETURNED to the "managing" account.

Foods (including most deserts) and baking supplies are acceptable. Candy and pop? NO! Juice and juice based drinks only. Beer and wine? MAYBE... But with certain limitations. Personally, I use wine for cooking, so I make my own. > (Amazing what you can make for next to nothing. $5 for 2 airlocks with stoppers, $6 hydrometer, 10 feet of food-grade clear tubing at $5, and a $2-$3 packet of WINE yeast. NO BREAD YEAST! DISGUSTING! With 2 half gallon bottles of 100% grape juice, I can make the equivalent of 4 regular bottles in an empty, but VERY CLEAN 1 gallon distilled water jug. Enough for 4-6 months.)

LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Feds "say" it's okay to make up to 100 gallons for yourself every year. 200 gallons if head of household.
-- No way I could use, let alone drink, that much!