Since it seems like we're on the topic, am I wrong in thinking that the books for EBT, SNAP, food stamps, are just fully cooked?
From the information I've seen the average length of time someone is on govt food assistance is about 6 years, but there's just no fucking way that's the actual average right?
We see it every single day, niggers talking about how much they're getting in food stamps, bitching about getting/keeping/losing benefits, and I just see nothing pointing to those people ever not being on govt assistance.
From personal experience my parents had us on food stamps for 1-2 years I think? But that was during a period of hardship and once they pulled themselves out of whatever they were dealing with, we got off them.
So is the average literally just based on the fact that a bunch of lazy niggers are on govt assistance for life while a significantly larger population of whites are only on them for a year or 2 during hard times? That's honestly the only way I can rationalize it as whenever you see someone talking about being on food stamps it's obvious they're a lifer.