Workers, not Federaly Assisted Parasites. Most of us including those Iowa folks know what it means to work for a living and know how to make do in the worst of times. Even when your ready to hit the floor from exaustion, us working class know how to dig in even deeper and keep going.
You won't find them living in their own filth in some Astrodome somewhere and then complaining about it because they were too lazy to get up and take their own waste away to another location, their thankful for what they do have because they worked for it and they know how to get it back.
I bet my last buck Iowa will be back on it's feet in under a year, all due to work ethic.
Good vines bear good fruit.
Anyone considered trying to set up some sort of money drive for those folks? Like finding a few good people in the state and sending in money to them to be disbursed to people who really could use it? Grass roots is where it's at folks, waiting for the fed will definitly set them back more. I would send $500.00 and probably more if I knew it would go to help someone in real need of it. I dont consider this a handout, it's a handup to some of the good people who have been carrying the load for the slackers for some time now.
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