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<blockquote data-quote="Charlie Zureki" data-source="post: 35630" data-attributes="member: 153">Re: Gibson raided&nbsp; Hello,&nbsp; I find the word &quot;Entitlements&quot; to be a dirty word that&#039;s brandished about at every opportunity by Political groups to separate one class of Americans from another. These same people that use this word should prove that they are not hypocritical and give up their Medicare and Social Security when they are able to collect.&nbsp; &nbsp; The Governor of Michigan has recently signed a bill that terminates Unemployment and Welfare for many Michigan residents (about 58,000 a month) that have collected for some specific amount of time. This Act will take place on October 1, 2011.&nbsp; I can already imagine Prisons and Jails occupancy rates rise. (even after some sigificant decreases in the last ten years)&nbsp;&nbsp; I will be packin&#039; when I&#039;m out and about. &nbsp;&nbsp; The trouble (riots) will not happen in Detroit as it did 43 years ago; (there&#039;s only about 400k residents now) it&#039;ll happen in the suburbs, where there&#039;s actually stores, businesses and personal property that can be had. &nbsp;&nbsp; Hammer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charlie Zureki, post: 35630, member: 153"] Re: Gibson raided Hello, I find the word "Entitlements" to be a dirty word that's brandished about at every opportunity by Political groups to separate one class of Americans from another. These same people that use this word should prove that they are not hypocritical and give up their Medicare and Social Security when they are able to collect. The Governor of Michigan has recently signed a bill that terminates Unemployment and Welfare for many Michigan residents (about 58,000 a month) that have collected for some specific amount of time. This Act will take place on October 1, 2011. I can already imagine Prisons and Jails occupancy rates rise. (even after some sigificant decreases in the last ten years) I will be packin' when I'm out and about. The trouble (riots) will not happen in Detroit as it did 43 years ago; (there's only about 400k residents now) it'll happen in the suburbs, where there's actually stores, businesses and personal property that can be had. Hammer [/QUOTE]

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