Manufactured
Poverty
TV ad for poverty in third world country |
Often, a TV ad will air, showing the extreme poverty in a
third-world country; showing some of the children looking bad enough to break
the flintiest heart. Of course, they
will, that is what it is designed to do, appeal to the heart and compassion of
the viewer.
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Look at the federal budget, Washington is throwing money at
poverty programs, (more than enough), the problem is, between politicians,
bureaucracy, and activists. Everyone is
getting some of the pie, however, where the rubber meets the highway; there is
not much pie remaining for the truly hungry.
Why is this? Could it be that the United States, manufactures poverty in order to control a voting bloc? Stay with me now, this is not a critique of Obama, however, it is a condemnation on every liberal and conservative president since Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964 when he declared war on poverty in the United States. Nonetheless, the percentage has risen to nearly 12% of the national population and between 85—90 % of the 12% are illegally sucking up Social Security, many of which, have never worked, not truly disabled, and drawing a paycheck by fraud of some type, (like through ACORN).
Our politicians, (local and national), the civil rights
activist, need to have the 12% or higher number to justify their
existence. The politician needs the
black vote, the civil rights activist needs an organized black population to
exist. One needs the votes, the other
needs to keep the blacks, or a portion of the black community, trapped and
unable to break free, so they can continue to receive their “IRS reported”
six-figure personal incomes. That income
comes from a non-profit corporation, which has several spin-offs. It is their responsibility to keep racial
tension high, and they do that by whitey not wanting to be called a racist.
Nevertheless, poverty goes far beyond the inner cities and
black communities. It is the total of
the Native American, (Indian), it is the Hispanic, (those nationalities
speaking Spanish), which have become another voting bloc. If you notice the Indian is not often
considered, is it because the government has them under control?
The Asian is one of the population's top gainers, however,
only as a minority and not so much as a contributor to the poverty
problem. There are other minorities
which are minor, and less that .o2% contributor to the poverty. That leaves us with the white
population. This is the major population
group of the United States, however, it is not mentioned in most statistical
fact checks, and is illusive in the 2010 official census report and breakdown.
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John Kennedy,
the Democrat knew he had a problem to address; that is when he championed the civil
rights movement for blacks. Not out of
fairness, but out of avoiding a problematic Dr. King the black republican, whom
I still hold as the greatest civil rights activist that will ever be; that is
when the Democrats picked up the black voters.
Poverty has grown in the black communities, even with the
“War on Poverty”. the Black Caucus, Al
Sharpton, and Jessie Jackson, NAACP, Black Panthers, Nation of Islam, and all
combined has not changed the ugly face of poverty, only kept an ever increasing
division in races, all to the benefit of the politicians and the corrupt civil
rights activists, thugs and street gangsters.
Real poverty has no color, real poverty lives in the
smallest of towns, on the reservations, it is found in the rural America, from
the Appalachian to the Smoky, the Great Plains, Tennessee Valley, the Swampland
of the South, the Rockies, the deserts
of the Southwest. Poverty is alive and
well, so well it is growing,
With the increase in government spending, (now at over a
trillion dollars per year), it would be understandable that poverty could be
effectively pushed back to eventual oblivion; instead it grows by over one
percent a year. Why is white poverty
nearly eliminated from the poverty equation except for political manipulation
of the numbers? Could failed policies,
which enable a targeted people group to remain trapped in their situation
finally be identified as corrupted and enabling the freeloaders to continue
freeloading at the expense of others?
We need, the government to protect, and insure that the
impoverished are cared for, not used or taken advantage of by the spineless thugs
in the street gangs, by the heartless lazy and uncaring family members who
strong-arm the elderly or disabled parents, grandparents, siblings and other
family members to get their food stamp card, or Social Security!
We need to redo the programs that are in place, the
bureaucracy that administers the programs for the impoverished CITIZENS who are
actually destitute or at least actually unable to provide a sustainable,
(poverty or above) income. Then with
those laws in place, arrest, convict, and mandate prison time for anyone
defrauding the system. Where someone employed by system does not do their job
of enforcement, they do jail time as well.
If needed, use some of the billions saved, to build more prisons!
Fraud is the first step, along with the elimination of
community organizers and their organizations, they are a big source of
providing the access to fraudulent activities, and maintaining an ongoing
division of the races. The division of
races is the key to “manufactured poverty,” and it is past time for congress to
honestly look at the various aspects of America’s embarrassment, “poverty.”
Nevertheless, we have
politicians in Washington from both sides of the isle, they are politicians
first and both want to control voting blocs so the question is; how do we move
forward to fight “manufactured poverty”?
It is not a matter of being called racists; it is a matter of doing the
right thing for the truly impoverished souls of our nation.
R.S. Helms
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