Thursday, September 22, 2005

The Poor: Problem Solved

Here is an interesting article with some good statistics on the situation of the poor in America. The most amazing quote is this one, "one of every three children—and seven of every 10 black children—are born outside marriage." What can this be attributed too? Stupidity of course. But not the one you think. I'm not talking about the stupid guys that act like R. Kelly or the stupid girls that can't find a way to keep their knees from springing apart. I'm talking about the stupidity of our government to think that social reform for the poor can be managed through food stamps, welfare, and other soft social programs with all the crutches in the world but no physical therapy. We can give them fish but we can’t seem to find a way to teach them to fish.

Since we’ve spent decades dealing with this problem without meaningful results I have decided that the government needs to take a different approach. We must begin a coordinated and well executed plan to “assist” our poor, both citizens and illegals, to see that their best opportunity for the American Dream can be found in Canada.

That’s right, we’ve go to get as many people moving north across our northern border as there are moving across our southern border, and then some. The Canadians, with their social systems, and vast natural resources are much better prepared to deal with these people than the tards running our government.

What better time to start than with the evacuation of the gulf coast from hurricane Rita. Let’s start IDing those people who fall below our poverty level, put them on buses and haul their asses to Minnesota. There we can give them border crossing packs with a small caliber hunting rifle, snow shoes, a copy of Hockey for Dummies, an English to French dictionary (just in case), a CD of Bryan Adams’ Greatest Hits, and a map with all the major landmarks identified like the Labatt’s Brewery. Then we point north, smack ‘em on the ass, and send them on their way.

Once we’ve cleared out southern Texas we can move on to other areas of the country, like Southern California. There we need to make sure we’re not looking at income only, but also living expenses. Dumb asses like Michael Jackson and Mike Tyson who have made millions and squandered it all should be put on buses too, but not with little kids. Maybe those two should just have a bus all to themselves. See I figure with a little creative accounting, I can get rid of most anyone I want, like that fat pig Best Grip Mike. I figure he’s made several million on his stupid “documentaries” like Fahrenheit 165: The perfect Internal Temperature of Hot Dogs. Dude’s got to eat at least a $100,000 a month in food. There’s no way his bottom line can be above $19,000. “On the bus Mike, before I take that Twinkie away from you.”

Problem Solved. Damn I’m so freaking smart. This took me, maybe, 10 minutes to figure out. Anybody else got a problem they want help with?

11 comments:

Donkey Punch said...

Why is it that the simplest solutions are almost always the most elegant as well?

Desperate Househusband said...

finally someone who truely understands geopolitics and the economy. You are totally right, these people are already on buses and many don't really know where they are going,... TADA.... welcome to Windsor! It could be like a fraternity prank,.. drive them over in the middle of the night, drop them in a strange neighborhood(without ID proving US citizenship of course)and then drive away real fast. Between this post and the one on fantasy football,.. I will get nothing done all afternoon.

Anonymous said...

Everyone has a point of view,so here is mine: great-great grand parents of blacks were slaves in that sorry area, and builded OR help build the cities in the south and the north. Their Blood /Sweat is mingled in the soil all over the United States.The idea of busing in 2005 sounds a bit ludicrous. Why send to Canada? They are Citizens of usa. SubStandard Schools has not help to educate and equip Blacks or poor whites. Lets get real..

Anonymous said...

Everyone has a point of view,so here is mine: great-great grand parents of blacks were slaves in that sorry area, and builded OR help build the cities in the south and the north. Their Blood /Sweat is mingled in the soil all over the United States.The idea of busing in 2005 sounds a bit ludicrous. Why send to Canada? They are Citizens of usa. SubStandard Schools has not help to educate and equip Blacks or poor whites. Lets get real..

Anonymous said...

Everyone has a point of view,so here is mine: great-great grand parents of blacks were slaves in that sorry area, and builded OR help build the cities in the south and the north. Their Blood /Sweat is mingled in the soil all over the United States.The idea of busing in 2005 sounds a bit ludicrous. Why send to Canada? They are Citizens of usa. SubStandard Schools has not help to educate and equip Blacks or poor whites. Lets get real..

Anonymous said...

It's pretty obvious that the above induhvidual [sic], with his triple-tap posting, keen grasp of grammar, and random capitalization and punctuation, is the product of these substandard schools.

He may also consider looking up the word "sarcasm"...

Dude, you can have any seat you like on the first bus.

Desperate Househusband said...

we definitely need to keep a seat open for that jerk-off

Anonymous said...

as long as it is the "short bus."

Donkey Punch said...

A Modest Proposal


For Preventing The Children of Poor People in Ireland
From Being a Burden to Their Parents or Country, and
For Making Them Beneficial to The Public


By Jonathan Swift (1729)

Mayhaps the tard whom cannot write english can read classic sarcasm, and "get real".

Anonymous said...

Jim, I agree with the premise of 'teach a man to fish' however, the poor do have a vitial economic role in our society. The working poor keep our consumer prices in check and the non-working poor are not taking jobs from the working poor.

If silver bullets exist I believe there are 2.
1) Investment of education and apprentiship. If we are to be best in what we do in the world, this country needs to architect the education / apprentiships to make this country whole. I am not talking free education to everyone (or else we will treat it with that value), rather making it accessible to anyone who makes the decision / committment to better themselves and payback at another time, either in dollars or service to country.

2) Acceptance from U.S. society that some people are not built for work or have great difficulty integrating themselves in the U.S way of life.

These are the two areas, I believe our tax dollars should be invested: Education and an acceptable level of welfare.

Colonel Dutch Mustard said...

This is a good idea Jimbo.

Excellent SARCASM!