tambourinegirl
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JimJimmyJames
~15% of all Americans receive welfare benefits. ~25% of Black Americans receive welfare benefits, as compared to ~5% of White Americans. So yes, Blacks are over-represented. Funny how DEI is never applied to these numbers.
  • May 27, 2025
    and Welfare and all the other (Democrat created) social programs should have a time limit (3 years) and a one-time only usage. These programs are meant for people to get their **** together, make a plan, and become a productive, constructive members of society. Not just suck on these programs GENERA... View More
  • May 27, 2025
    JimJimmyJames
    ‌ LBJ's Great Society & its War on Poverty has destroyed the Black family in America. ~75% of Black children are born out of wedlock. This does no one, Black or White or any shade of Grey in between, any good. From fatherless homes comes all sorts of social & economic problems. And if we... View More
  • May 27, 2025
    T‌he government ran the black man out of the home. These social programs, Welfare, food stamps, subsidized housing and Medicaid REPLACED the JOB of father in the home. Black men, married or not, just wanted a job to feed their families. But Black men have always been last hired, first fired in the j... View More
  • May 27, 2025 Edited
    JimJimmyJames
    ‌ I grew up in The Bronx, NY. Did not live in a housing project, but knew people who did. Some of them were able to work their way out. Some did not. Some did not live long enough to do so. But it all comes down to the choices you make. Good choices generally have good outcomes. Bad c... View More
  • May 27, 2025
    JimJimmyJames
    ‌ While there is no sure-fire formula for success, there are certain things which will almost guarantee that you live a life of poverty. The 1st is dropping out of high school, & then never get a GED. ~33% of Black adults lack a high school diploma or GED, compared to ~5% of White adults. ... View More
  • May 27, 2025