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What's extremism is government welfare. Money is taken by force from taxpayers only to give it to favored individuals. Normally that's called theft. Welfare given by private people or charitable organizations is the only moral welfare.
If we want to have government welfare, the recipients should give up their right to vote. After all, if they aren't contributing their fair share to government, they shouldn't have a say in what it does. And if they are unable to contribute, well, life's not fair but at least they're getting money from government and giving up their vote is a small price to pay for "safety."
The theme song of a popular TV show from the last decade featured the lyric "I worry all the time. If you paid attention, you'd be worried, too." It's a wise posture when analyzing the slow-motion crisis that is Europe.
European governments are toppling like clock towers in an earthquake. The Dutch government fell on April 23, when it failed to agree with the opposition on an austerity plan. On May 6, Socialist Francois Hollande defeated France's Nicolas Sarkozy. Greece's ruling coalition has been shattered -- the vote splintered among dozens of small parties.
Turning the rascals out...
KimDillon
Personally I hate the fact that I need to rely on the feds for help. God and my family are my main support and I take only what I need from welfare while much more is available to me.
KimDillon