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    drug addiction: A Kenyan lady found her childhood friend on the streets struggling with drug addiction. She took him to rehabilitation and now he’s a new man
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
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    drug addiction: At 13 I was dealing with a drug addiction, Nate knocked that monkey off my back that’s why I love that nigga!!! takecareofyachirren freenate cashmoneyrecords richgang
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                drug addiction: At 13 I was dealing with a drug addiction, Nate knocked that monkey off my back that’s why I love that nigga!!! takecareofyachirren freenate cashmoneyrecords richgang
                
                

                
            

            
            
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    drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
mockturtle29:
constant-instigator:


landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.


This needs to be said over and over.

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
mockturtle29:
constant-instigator:


landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.


This needs to be said over and over.

                
            

            
            
mockturtle29:
constant-instigator:


landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5%...

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
constant-instigator:

landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
constant-instigator:

landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.

                
            

            
            
constant-instigator:

landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t co...

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
constant-instigator:
landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
constant-instigator:
landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.

                
            

            
            
constant-instigator:
landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t com...

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            







    drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
constant-instigator:
landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                drug addiction: Cody Johnston
 @drmistercody
 The "all-time high" is .09%. Seems
 worth starving the remaining 99.91%
 over. Yes?
 Fox News @FoxNews
 Food stamp fraud at all-time high: Is it time to
 end the program? bit.ly/2ioovW4
 12/27/16, 6:15 PM
constant-instigator:
landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t compare to rich people cheating the system by trillions lmao


Also, SNAP “fraud” is like exchanging some of your stamps for cash to buy necessities you can’t buy with stamps, like soap or deodorant or tampons 


TBH even if one hundred percent of people on food stamps were committing food stamp fraud I’d still be in favor of keeping the program around 

Hey I wanna talk about this.
I work at a drug addiction counseling center. A ton of my clients have, at one time or another, sold their food stamps. This is basically exactly what the GOP is afraid of, right? Drug addicts selling their food stamps.
I have learned, now, to ask them WHY they sold their food stamps. Here is an incomplete list of the answers:
- I need tampons, and you can’t buy them with foodstamps
- See above RE: toilet paper
- I was living in a hotel with no kitchen then. I had to buy pre-prepared food
- The homeless shelter won’t let me keep food in my locker or room, so I have to buy pre-prepared food (Yes, really)
- I had to make rent
- My sister had to make rent
- My son had to make rent
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll die
- I needed co-pays to get my medication or I’ll loose control of my mental health

But the absolute most common form of food stamp fraud I see? Giving away food stamps to other family members who get no food stamps or insufficient food stamps to feed their families. I see that every month. People glassy eyed and hungry because they gave away their food to their adult kids, their grand kids, cousins, siblings etc.
So, is food stamp fraud rampant? In some places, yes. And I’m not about to chastise people for it.

                
            

            
            
constant-instigator:
landlordkiller420:

anarchapella:

comcastkills:

profeminist:
Source

even if the fraud was like 5% it wouldn’t com...