Dan Minette wrote: > BTW, the upper class Republicans around me, tend to believe that poor > people are that way because they don't have as much gumption as > themselves. If those folks were to have worked as hard as oneself, > then they wouldn't be poor. That's not always true,
LOL.....It is never true. I have invited people who I see make that claim to come work as a laborer (that is a job description BTW, not a class distinction) for a day or a week or a month. I would just love to see one of these guys(or gals) hauling a wheelbarrow of concrete all day long. They will soon find that all that work in the gym didn't mean a damn thing in *the real world*. I work with my hands and tools all day, but I wouldn't want to do a laborers job. Of course, they are using a different definition for "work", but that is just disingenuity on their part. As for gumption, it takes gumption to get up and go to work when your body still aches from the day before. >but I've seen a > lot of snobbery towards the poor around the Woodlands. I'm not > saying that there are not liberal snobs, but there are certainly a > lot of Republican snobs around me. > It is a product of all that pollution provided by Bush when he was Governor. xponent Atmospheric Drugs Maru rob _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
