I think I have viewed this

Richard Day — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 23:11:18 +0000

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I think I have viewed this plot on at least one Law & Order and probably several when I come to think of it.

To go back to Bachmann, there are 25 or so kids she 'fostered' and would have home schooled them if the authorities had not demurred.

I do not know the answer to this felony you describe.

We can never have enough safeguards in place in our social service system to ensure this never happens again.

I read several links of people who are using computers in order to receive SS checks due to the deceased.

We are only forced to depend upon local authorities to confirm where these checks are going and to whom.

Local may be Federal or State in nature.

As you have pointed out to me several times, anecdotal evidence does not always lead us to solutions.

Your links and article sicken me. As I assume they would sicken many.

And it leads me to other issues such as laws on the books concerning mortgages--for instance--and the laws on the books as opposed to those who are appointed or employed to audit.

George W would appoint racists to the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ. That rendered all Civil Rights Legislation moot.

And when these 'supervisors' in a platonic sense failed, nobody was really prosecuted.

In the environmental arena, w would appoint members of the energy corps to positions that were supposed to monitor corps like Exxon...etc. This ended up as a travesty of justice and once again, no one went to jail.

My fear is that anecdotes like yours would send a message that all social programs are shite because bad guys abused the program.

I do not know the answer to this quandaray.

It is a matter of focus.

And the repubs only wish to cut programs for the poor, the disadvantaged, the powerless on the basis of anecdotes.

the end

It is all evil but what that

EmmaZahn — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 21:53:13 +0000

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It is all evil but what that woman did to her niece is really beyond comprehension. That was beyond greed. It was pure malice. What a shame Ohio killed all those big cats. Turning her over to them for sport and food is the closest to justice that I can think of.

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I think I have viewed this

It is all evil but what that