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There's a difference between a right and entitlement. Voting is a fundamental right. These days entitlement often refers to the belief that people should receive services that aren't necessarily a right. People think they're entitled to all kinds of things. We don't have a right to free stuff at other people's expense. Originally Posted by cowboy8055

Just curious - can you elaborate on the corporate welfare you claim costs us 4 grand/person?

What do You Think Big Daddio?


$6,000 per household

http://www.commondreams.org/views/20...s-big-business


Don't forget the 16 Trillion bailout when the fake money derivatives exploded

https://www.forbes.com/sites/traceyg.../#68b3b2226b00

There's a difference between a right and entitlement. Voting is a fundamental right. These days entitlement often refers to the belief that people should receive services that aren't necessarily a right. People think they're entitled to all kinds of things. We don't have a right to free stuff at other people's expense. Originally Posted by cowboy8055

Funny, tell that to people of color or those without a Y sex chromosone. At the time that the US Constitution was written and on into the 20th century, voting in the US was restricted to white males who owned property. That does not sound like a 'fundamental right' even though I benefit from the definition.Don't own your own home, sorry no 'deedy' no votee. Just a quirky, cranky Alchemist

WHEW

Originally Posted by sexman333

Nice to see PM has finally been outed...but...amazing how he can type as well as he can with those hands...

What do You Think Big Daddio?


$6,000 per household

http://www.commondreams.org/views/20...s-big-business


Don't forget the 16 Trillion bailout when the fake money derivatives exploded

https://www.forbes.com/sites/traceyg.../#68b3b2226b00 Originally Posted by sexman333

OK I get it. When you take a tax deduction, it's your right. When a corporation gets one it's welfare.