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Your right they do get sued & the suits sometimes win...but I suppose I should have emphasized put out of business by the lawsuit. After all the tax payers are the ones on the hook for the suits. Its not like a private company that can be lawsuited to chapter 11. A bullied student in public school c...

Even if that is true, under the existing system we get nothing back, and by giving people something for nothing we encourage indolence. The "workfare" recipient would be free to apply to other jobs if they find one that say pays more than minimum wage, as well as the gov free to contract out the em...

I'm actually on social security. There is a medical problem in the family (chronic with acute episodes) that keeps me at home. I have had plans to get something going at home but with zero capital that is difficult. I'm working on plan 11b now. Sorry about your family issues..although I did not sta...

We have 100's of billions of dollars of decaying infrastructure, and 10's of millions of welfare/food stamp/unemployed people. Sounds like a match made in heaven(or maybe shotgun wedding). And if they are not even qualified to pull weeds? Everyone has a plan for utopia. Me to. Trouble is - as bad a...

I get paid for doing nothing. I believe I do it very well. Yeah but are you paid by the tax payers for doing nothing? My whole point is that we are paying people for doing nothing...act like we are shocked that there are people who seemed "satisfied" with that, and behave as if we are powerless to ...

A lot of these things are already happening here. They dont particularly help much. Government created jobs are usually a bad idea. Lots of money for very little actual work done. It is better to get these people an education. That way they will find better paying jobs which will enable them to pay...

And on the point of job creation, another idea: Import Quotas. Limit how much foreign(& domestic) manufacturers are allowed to make cheap goods in China or India and import them to the states. Any company foreign or domestic can build a factory in the US employing Americans and are free to sell what...

That's a lot of jobs to create for the government, and I don't think they're particularly good at it. Its better to have private employers create those jobs, and the government do what's required to support job creation. But what do you do if it turns out that you can't find a job for everyone? If ...

Ok, either the system works very, very different in the US from the way it does here, or you are just ignorant. Things are very different here. And he is not necessarily ignorant, but we can certainly be a bit silly. I've been thinking about the same kind of thing except that in order to receive yo...

Even if that is true, under the existing system we get nothing back, and by giving people something for nothing we encourage indolence. The "workfare" recipient would be free to apply to other jobs if they find one that say pays more than minimum wage, as well as the gov free to contract out the emp...

Instead of the existing welfare/food stamp system I have an alternative. Any one, who receives any type of government largess, be it welfare/food stamps/ lives in government paid housing, who is of working age lets say 18-65. This person is required to work at least 35 hours a week at no less than m...

From: http://www.physforum.com/index.php?s=902c7381790a0c5248e862d4b711a3d1&showtopic=4385&st=3000 "Dröscher and Hauser's efforts in EHT are for an eight-dimensional gauge space rather than Heim's original six-dimensional space. Since Dröscher and Hauser derive those results without reliance upon He...

http://nextbigfuture.com/2011/07/heim-theory.html The People at http://www.physforum.com/index.php?showtopic=4385&st=2985&#entry488952 seem to be saying that Heim's numbers were cooked, that is bad no stinking hyperspace drive. Still would like someone to run the experimental test at the magnetic fi...

More likely it is just the economy. Crime goes up when people are unemployed. The economy is improving (very, very slowly). I'm a gun owner, but I don't think gun ownership has much influence on crime statistics one way or another, except in neighborhoods so bad I'd move. Looking back in history, t...

How about the huge increase in firearms ammunition sales that happened after Obama won the election? That and the huge increase in concealed carry permits? If you follow the link from the NRA website to the FBI site with the data, the crime rate dropped most in the South, followed by the Midwest and...