Comments on: Obama Administration May Begin Ending Fingerprints For Food Stamps

By: write my essay

write my essay — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 10:49:49 +0000

The same situation with people with disabilities.
I don`t have a finger or palm so what`s now? That`s a little bit offensive and many politicians agree with that. So if they going to repeal a law the might have some support again.

By: Realitycheck

Realitycheck — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 02:02:21 +0000

Hillary is 100% correct. There are a lot of losers stating fingerprinting is ” a good thing.” Clearly, they like living in a police state. They also yammer about their taxes, forgetting that EVERYONE pays taxes, cry me a river. These are the same creatures who vote the same traitors “republacrats” in office, and applaud with Nazi party enthusiasm when “their” taxes are used to bailout the banking oligarchs, expand the American empire, and the surveillance state. There is no salvation for these hypocrites. BTw, If they have a problem with food stamps, then I expect them to be first in line to give back their social security check when they retire. Why? because I don’t want MY tax dollars supporting these hypocrites.

By: Hilary

Hilary — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 03:42:23 +0000

Fingerprinting food stamp recipients is the same as criminalizing poverty. You’re desperate for food so you have to submit to having your identity placed into an immortal police-state database? That’s insane. If I needed food stamps, I’d think twice about signing up because I don’t trust the government not to suck me into its prison/intelligence industrial complex. If citizens need food, they are entitled to food. Even if some recipients are lazy or fraudulent, I’m sure the cost to the taxpayer would be a drop in the bucket compared to the cost of the Wall Street bailout. I’d rather have poor people stealing food than Wall Street bankers stealing our pensions.