I live in Atlanta, Ga., am 62 yrs old, was raised in a family where we were taught hard work and helping those who needed help...........not to give to those whose job was to sponge off of the system. I was nearly forty before I even knew work was an option. When Katrina hit I began making arrangement to help in any way possible as I've always been involved with community service, however, when I saw the news footage of those people complaining about the quality of the rations they received I knew I was the last person who should be there. I'm speaking of the lady who was on the bridge, had received food after several days of nothing and complained saying that she was used to hot food, that our government should give them better, that because they were black they were being treated in this manner. My word, God doesn't send floods to only black people.........It's random. However, only the blacks complain and expect everyone else to fix it for them. These people have won the lottery. Most of them have never had a home (by choice) as they "stays" at wherever they choose to use, abuse, and pollute without any repercusions from anything they choose to destroy. I was reared with the knowledge that there were quick, sure reaction to not doing the right thing..........Why are these people allowed to live with different rules? It appears we've become so politically correct that if you work and pay taxes then you're going to be punished.............If you whine, moan, groan, complain, be as viable a parasite as possible then you're going to be rewarded...........the more you whine, the more you get.
I hope I can take off work long enough to keep tabs on the weather as when there's going to be another disaster I want to go there as quickly as possible as I'd like some relief. Oops! That's never work.........I'm white, I work, I pay taxes and we know help is not there for people such as I.
Last but not least, I do thank you for providing this web page in which people as I can at least vent...........It doesn't compare to the homes, furniture, cars, free rides, etc. which is afforded to the worthless but heck, what can a hard working white American expect?
Dr. Phil and Robin kick off their annual Holiday Extravaganza! They've invited families who had to evacuate their homes and leave everything behind because of Hurricane Katrina, host families who have opened their hearts and homes, and some amazing children who raised money for the relief efforts. It's a special celebration that includes a winter wonderland, celebrity surprises and the best toys and games for some deserving children! Talk about the show here.
