No, but none of your points have proven valid.Phatscotty wrote:right, because as you have proven, there are 0 free rehab clinics in the state of Florida.
Also, its welfare applicants who are being tested, not just those getting benefits.
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No, but none of your points have proven valid.Phatscotty wrote:right, because as you have proven, there are 0 free rehab clinics in the state of Florida.
Your post is there, but the link is broken.Phatscotty wrote:Just because I can't find the post does not mean it doesn't exist.
What is you guys point? do you even disagree about the rehab clinics? No, its all gotchya. Wow, cool.
Here is another one.http://rehab-international.org/florida-rehabIt is important to find funding options for alcohol and drug addiction treatment in Florida. Addiction treatment is always expensive, but Florida is one of the most expensive places for all kinds of addiction treatment. The dearness of treatment here stems out from the fact that Florida is a very popular state for getting addiction treatment. Even people from other places enroll in programs for rehab treatment in Florida. But that makes the prices dearer because high demand always leads to escalation of prices.
No DICE.. I gave you think links a LONG time ago.Phatscotty wrote:omg player. TY! I owe you one. Thanks so much. WIN!
You can ask anything of me at anytime, and I shall grant your wish.
p.s. How didn't you guys know this whole time I was just sitting back and letting someone else find it?![]()
Honestly I tried about 8 times. The juvenillishness of the matter was no motivator however
wat. this is a bad excuse lol.Phatscotty wrote:omg player. TY! I owe you one. Thanks so much. WIN!
You can ask anything of me at anytime, and I shall grant your wish.
p.s. How didn't you guys know this whole time I was just sitting back and letting someone else find it?![]()
Honestly I tried about 8 times. The juvenillishness of the matter was no motivator however
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Some more interesting information in this vein:Woodruff wrote:Ah, you're right...I read into that. I was surprised that you'd bring his name up, given his age alone. I'm not familiar with Cain, actually...I'll have to do some research.Night Strike wrote:I never said McCain
Not based on her voting record or her previous actions, such as directly benefiting from government farm subsidies to the tune of $260,000 between 2006 and 2009. That is according to her own financial disclosure forms. That doesn't seem like the sort of thing someone with the ideals of a Tea Partier would do. Does it to you?Night Strike wrote:and Bachmann probably does prefer the Tea Party over big government.
PS.... This all started because of a link YOU POSTED originally, then could not back up. So... again, what this really shows is that you have no integrity at all. You make claims, cannot be bothered to verify even your own links/data... (we OFTEN find errors.. you claiming they said something they did not), then you just drop it all or turn to ridicule, as you did above.PLAYER57832 wrote:No DICE.. I gave you think links a LONG time ago.Phatscotty wrote:omg player. TY! I owe you one. Thanks so much. WIN!
You can ask anything of me at anytime, and I shall grant your wish.
p.s. How didn't you guys know this whole time I was just sitting back and letting someone else find it?![]()
Honestly I tried about 8 times. The juvenillishness of the matter was no motivator however
So are your tap shoes comfortable, or do they chafe when you use them so often?Phatscotty wrote:I though you said you found the link I was looking for? and that it was broken?
Sorry if I misunderstood.
You are right tho. There are zero free rehab clinics in the state of Florida, and for some reason I have to prove there are free rehab clinics in Florida? It's the dumbest fact-check request ever, it's like proving the sky is blue.
The sky is blue and there are free rehab clinics all over Florida.

So you don't mind that testing those people will cost you more than just paying them?jgordon1111 wrote:i believe if you are on welfare you definetly need to be tested not only for drug abuse,but alcohol abuse as well.

The link you provided came back "url not found". So, not a true link any longer. Correct.Phatscotty wrote:I though you said you found the link I was looking for? and that it was broken?
Uh.no. You stated that there were free drug rehab clinics in every county in Florida. Several people challenged you on that. I looked and found very contrary data (there are clinics, not necessarily free, but most are for alchohol, only a few are for drugs).Phatscotty wrote:You are right tho. There are zero free rehab clinics in the state of Florida, and for some reason I have to prove there are free rehab clinics in Florida? It's the dumbest fact-check request ever, it's like proving the sky is blue.
The sky is blue and there are free rehab clinics all over Florida.
I don't at all disagree that something must be done about cases like these. Neither does PLAYER. I am not a fan of the current implementation of welfare, not at all. But I do believe in the concept of welfare, if it is intelligently implemented. However, drug testing welfare recipients quite simply is not an efficient nor effective concept. Much as I honestly do hate to say it, it's not at all worth the money that would be spent in doing so for the little benefit (getting some few drug users off the welfare rolls but doing nothing at all to help them with their problem and not recouping nearly the amount spent on the testing).jgordon1111 wrote:i believe if you are on welfare you definetly need to be tested not only for drug abuse,but alcohol abuse as well. i have a sister in law 47 years old who worked a half day in her entire life,claimed that it made her to uncomfortable and then recieved a check every month since then. her only problem is and always has been she is an alcoholic.and we pay for her to be. i refuse to be any where that she is,under any circumstances. i love standing in line at a convience store and watch someone pay with one of those cards and then buy lotto tickets. i said something to one of those people once and got told to f off it wasnt my business that they were buying $200.00 worth of scratch tickets, i told her yes i was one of the people working so she could get her monthly check and she then then laughed and said good,keep doing it she would enjoy the benefits of my job until she died,and her children would then enjoy them. then she proceeded to the parking lot got into her escalade with spinner rims and left giving me the finger and laughing

I hope I'm reading this wrong, because this sounds like throwing people in prison in order to receive welfare.jgordon1111 wrote:take the fieteen dollars out of thier check/make it random/percentage wise for the area they live in/then plce them in a facility and give them the check we were giving to the reciepiant /until they are able to re enter society
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That doesn't even rhyme.jgordon1111 wrote:take the fieteen dollars out of thier check/make it random/percentage wise for the area they live in/then plce them in a facility and give them the check we were giving to the reciepiant /until they are able to re enter society

Agreed, I am not saying drug users should be ignored, not at all. i am saying this just is not an effective means of catching those who are addicted.Woodruff wrote:I don't at all disagree that something must be done about cases like these. Neither does PLAYER. I am not a fan of the current implementation of welfare, not at all. But I do believe in the concept of welfare, if it is intelligently implemented. However, drug testing welfare recipients quite simply is not an efficient nor effective concept. Much as I honestly do hate to say it, it's not at all worth the money that would be spent in doing so for the little benefit (getting some few drug users off the welfare rolls but doing nothing at all to help them with their problem and not recouping nearly the amount spent on the testing).jgordon1111 wrote:i believe if you are on welfare you definetly need to be tested not only for drug abuse,but alcohol abuse as well. i have a sister in law 47 years old who worked a half day in her entire life,claimed that it made her to uncomfortable and then recieved a check every month since then. her only problem is and always has been she is an alcoholic.and we pay for her to be. i refuse to be any where that she is,under any circumstances. i love standing in line at a convience store and watch someone pay with one of those cards and then buy lotto tickets. i said something to one of those people once and got told to f off it wasnt my business that they were buying $200.00 worth of scratch tickets, i told her yes i was one of the people working so she could get her monthly check and she then then laughed and said good,keep doing it she would enjoy the benefits of my job until she died,and her children would then enjoy them. then she proceeded to the parking lot got into her escalade with spinner rims and left giving me the finger and laughing
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It's not fifteen dollars, it's fifty-five.jgordon1111 wrote:take the fieteen dollars out of thier check
How does that help make it an effective, efficient system that won't cost more money in the long-term?jgordon1111 wrote:make it random
This is an interesting thought, and I'll at least give you credit for trying to help the few who would be caught by this system. However, $360 per month would barely cover food, never mind the medical assistance that would be needed in such a facility. Given that drug rehabilitation centers are rarely free, should those workers do it for free?jgordon1111 wrote:then plce them in a facility and give them the check we were giving to the reciepiant /until they are able to re enter society
Thanks, Phatscotty.john9blue wrote:roses are red/violets are blue/i don't want to pay for poor people's drug addictions/and neither should you
I believe he means those on drugs, at least that is how I understand it?GreecePwns wrote:I hope I'm reading this wrong, because this sounds like throwing people in prison in order to receive welfare.jgordon1111 wrote:take the fieteen dollars out of thier check/make it random/percentage wise for the area they live in/then plce them in a facility and give them the check we were giving to the reciepiant /until they are able to re enter society
natty_dread wrote:Do ponies have sex?
(proud member of the Occasionally Wrongly Banned)Army of GOD wrote:the term heterosexual is offensive. I prefer to be called "normal"