OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY

THANK YOU FATHER.

Ronald Reagan said that his high standard of living was a result of thrift and hard work.

Yeah people, you see what rich folks have now but do you know what they Had to do to get to where they are now?

Reagan's ancestors came unwillingly to this country and labored for free to the advancing of the wealth of cotton farmers.

Reagan's family wasn't allowed to go to school because as children they had to work in the fields for less than minimum living wages.

Reagan had to boycott lunch counters in order to be served in the establishments that he invested in as a customer.

Reagan was arrested for not giving up his seat to a man and was part of the movement to change the way people were perceived in this country as less than lazy humans.

Reagan had to march in the south so that his people had a say in the political process of voting.

Reagan's family members died so that his cousins and others like him would be allowed to enter a decent high school and college.

Reagan wasn't allowed to borrow money from a bank at the same interest rates or under the same conditions as the average man.

Reagan had to march and be bricked in the head so that the job market would be open to all who wanted to work.

Reagan had to be looked at and followed around like a thief when he went into a department store.

When Ronald tried to shop for a decent home with decent schools to raise his family he was shown to an area not so developed.

His family didn't use credit or purchase their positions and possessions with other peoples money.

They were afforded their high standard of living through thrift and hard work.

We should really look into the history of thrift and hard work.

How thrifty it was to be eating the bowels of pigs and how hard the work was in 100 degree heat working to make billionaires of men who refused to invest in it's workers.

So let me see here, if the logic is that if we give more to the less fortunate simply so that they feel less of a failure, before we slap the hell out of that train of thought, we should look at where the less fortunate have failed.

How did the less fortunate become less fortunate?

Lack of knowledge.

It's not giving more to those who have less that makes them lazy, it's giving more to those who have less without conditions that makes them dependant and lazy.

Credit Card companies have conditions, limits and regulations.
And anyone who you give your cash to should have the same set of rules.

Government, Campaigns, Churches, Charities, Ministries etc, etc, etc...


Proverbs 22:16

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