Seems all the "Do-Gooders"...
... do pretty damn good...
The welfare recipients in the room – outnumbered approximately 10 to 1 by representatives of social agencies, legal aid clinics, homeless shelters and charities – accused their service providers of stealing their voices.*
They lashed out at the public servants who claim to be on their side. "My caseworker (who belongs to CUPE 79, the union representing Toronto's inside workers) gets $33 an hour," said Theresa Shrader.
"Imagine picketing your office for 18 days of paid sick benefits. And you want to restructure Ontario Works? Come on, please."
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Heh, sooo Theresa is clueing in just now?...I believe Theresa is what the welfare industry folks refer to as "job security".
The poverty industry campaigns for socialists like Mayor Miller, Dalton McGuinty and other Liberals - that's their real job, manufacturing a constant stream of media that supports more socialism. The homeless are just an excuse to exploit.
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