@Damfool65 MRE’s are too for civilians to buy so none for welfare. Let civilians and vets buy them first.
When I was a kid they were $1.86 each. Now likely over $20.+
@janninereid1 The smart ones drilled holes in them so the paddle had less wind resistance. Then cover in duct tape to reinforce the adjustment made. This allowed more pain with less arm strength required.
@elonmusk Government has made families cost prohibitive and the courts are there to take the future of those men who lose their family. The economics make having a family not worth it. Imported foreigners do not abide by that reality as they are used to poverty being the norm.
@ScarletBabeXO@sabamaliktmhg Or quietly get a good pair of new running shoes to assist?🤣🤣🤣 waits a couple days for size 18 running shoes to come in via Amazon, then “runs”👍🤪👍
@FrostStockPicks@sabamaliktmhg Sorry so long but I felt context was needed for the big picture as straight Q&A might miss things. Early American Puritans said for every 100 who endure poverty and stay with Jesus to the end, ONLY ONE in a hundred can survive enduring wealth and still stay with Jesus to the end.
@FrostStockPicks@sabamaliktmhg Essential question of it all is verses 12-14 and the answer is found in… verses 17-19. Basically wealth is a punishing trap meant to destroy, not bless those without God(Jesus) in their lives, it is used as evidence against them like in a court case….