Why should the government "help" people with Aspergers?

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Ha im bugeting off $200 but that includes beer too, so....

how much are the suds by themselves?

$2.45 EACH?

yup, and you can only buy them from government approved outlets - friggin liqour control.

how much are the 6-packs?

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that looks yummy

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two out of three ain't bad, as they say much of life is like that. reminds me that w.c. fields like to say "all the good things in life are either illegal, immoral, or fattening."

Why should everyone who pays taxes and actually works pay for people who cannot work. With all the money raised by autism charities every autistic would get more money from them than they would from the government if the government would reform the tax loophole for charities to make what Autism Speaks does illegal therefore they would clean up their act so they continue to pay no taxes.

The government's job is explicitly said in the Constitution as to protect the public and maintain infrastructure, not to steal from the rich and give to the needy. By the way for all those socialists here who say big corporations steal all the money from the poor, the poor have the choice to buy from big companies or not. Also who pays the middle and lower classes. Taxes on the other hand are involuntary, the less of them the better, taxes giving to someone for nothing in return sounds a lot like theft.

from one brother aspie to another, I have only about that amount to spend on food each month also. what I was saying, is that the choices one makes in what food one eats, has real health effects that I experienced. I ate a typical SAD [Standard (north)American Diet] for decades until I was about 50# overweight, high blood pressure/cholesterol/triglycerides/arthritis/fatty liver/CRP/metabolic syndrome/chronic infections etc. came to a head about 5 years ago. was on the edge of having ticker trouble/heart attack. the choice in front of me, was keep on going and start on having heart attacks and all the rest and end up just like my dear old departed dad [who had 5+ heart attacks until he had quadruple bypass surgery which almost killed him], or change my diet. I opted for the latter because it was cheaper and easier than bypass/chronic disease which is very costly here south of the border. so out went the ramen and white rice and white potatoes and white sugar/starch/wheat of any kind/white anything, for that matter. replacing such with brown/wild rice, oats, buckwheat, quinoa, veggies, veggie juice, inexpensive nuts and seeds, tomato sauce [contains lycopene]. within a year my overweight, hypertension/cholesterolemia/chronic infections went away. and it didn't cost me any more food money than I was spending before, I am just spending more discerningly for healthier food choices. healthy doesn't have to cost more. and it will save in the long run via avoidance of typical middle-age diseases like I just mentioned.

yup, and you can only buy them from government approved outlets - friggin liqour control.

I've been doing a bastardized version of the Paleo Diet, with mostly meat, and salad (I do cheat more than I ought to with sweets, but not nearly to the extent that I used to). Gone are the fries that I used to have with every meal, as is pizza, and I hardly ever touch chips anymore. When I got married almost fourteen years ago, I was close to 350, while today, I'm about 244. My doctor tells me I have cured myself of diabetes, which I had been developing during the days of my bad eating habits.

in usa you can't buy liquor or hot food. I get the liquor, but hot food. its meant to encourage parents to make home cooked food, but for single people its lame, still you can buy hot food that stores put in fridge. o.O

oh dear gosh you mixed the hotdogs with the mac

disturbs me.

see now i'd starve on that.

what's your height?
I'm 260 at 6'2" still waiting on gym to open.