Take direct affirmative action. Stop Welfare Abuse!   
Many Americans live busy lives. 
They either don't have the knowledge or the time to seek the knowledge that can help make change for a better nation.
Throughout this process of your life are paying for something in the form of a Tax on hours you work.
These taxes that are taken out,sometimes in great numbers, are then given to a group of men and women to play with.. Over time these taxes and fees are raised and people just live with it. 
Meanwhile unbeknownst to you, others are living different lives to take advantage of a broken system and in some cases trained since childhood to do so.
Here's a recent video of such activity. Please excuse the foul behavior and language as it's only to show you the truth.

Exhibit A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMf1lzbBsZ0&feature=share

While many people who don't qualify for welfare and are barely surviving week after week with ever rising taxes and fees, others are living the high life off of your dime.
History shows us this has been going on for some time. This broken system is in place to rob from the very citizens who foot the bill. 

Exhibit B http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1XCf9gEu7E A video from 1990 of the show in Living Color. Where the actors portrayed echo the video from Exhibit A. 
The only difference between the two videos is that in video two they actually have to work to trade or sell the foodstamps. In video one they talk about stores accepting the ebt for alchol.

Now I don't know how a government is ran at all but I do know retail. In retail when people steal from lets say a store it costs the store money. To recover this money they raise prices of items, hire security, or security systems. This all costs money in the form of fees and is passed down to every customer who walks in the door.
To the normal customer you think "Hey their prices went up.!" but in reality something happened to make their prices go up. After all a store usually is set up to sell things.

This theory of rising fees and taxes go hand in hand. Our government is a business. Many people give money in the form of taxes to this business, and should all live a life that reaps the rewards of those taxes taken. 


Take direct affirmative action. Change the way our congress governs in to a progressive congress that is always working for ALL people not just some people.
 Progression here has many meanings. Mainly going forward with improvement for all people. Currently there are many issues that are hurting everyday Americans.
One of them mainly being affordable healthcare.. I've never had health insurance in my life. All jobs I have had never offered it and I have never sought out for it. 
When I get sick I'll eat chicken noodle soup. If I get hurt really bad I go to the emergency room. In my personal life I will be forced to pay a fee every year I don't have health insurance. I'd like to say I don't think that's very fair at all and I would like congress to think about the millions of people who are in the similar circumstances as I am. Also to make change that will bring jobs to our country, that will rebuild our land that is ravaged with broken empty homes,rebuild our citizens that are the backbone of the country and help our country.


Take direct affirmative action. The American Dream is dying.
I'm 36 years old, but feel a lot older. My grammar and spelling might not be perfect and my smile might not be straight but my life I live I remember.
I remember working for small business's that helped people that could afford to pay me a livable wage over $12 an hour.
I remember when I had a job for C mark services, a company that serviced the gas station Clark. I was making $15 an hour as an electrician. Then oneday Clark sold out because of ever rising fees and taxes then shortly after C mark was gone.
I remember having learned many things from many small business's willing to teach people how to do things when the rising fees and taxes caused them to go out of business.
I remember when I got a job with my neighbor. He owned a company called CMS . They mainly built walgreens shelving and custom cabinets or register stands. When I started making $12 an hour I was pleased. When I left with two weeks notice and came back a year later I was offered $10 to work. Then after a year I left again with two weeks notice and I remember when I went back he offered me $8.
When I asked Richie why he couldn't pay me the same that I was making just a year before. His answer was rising fees and costs. CMS went out of business in 2012.
I remember  when I had a job age 16 at a grocery store. The great pride I took to get promoted from Cartman to Stocker/Sweeper after 7 months. When people would call off I remember going outside to take over shifts when told. To do as I was told and to do a good job. I remember after a year leaving for better opportunities with a two week notice and a smile with a handshake. When I left I was making $10 an hour age 17. Last year when I had no money or food to eat I sought out employment there again. The hiring manager was still there from when I worked there and offered me minimum wage $7.50 an hour to be a Carman.
I remember being unemployed for a long time now because I will not work for less than my own personal worth. I will not sell out. 

I remember a time when citizens had a smile on their face. When their biggest worry of the day wasn't "How am I going to eat today?" "Where is the rent money coming from?" "How am I going to get gas to make it to work.:?"
I remember a day before our streets were'nt ravaged, when our homes in neighborhoods were not destroyed and our children and thier children were'nt killing themselves on the street in cold blood over nothing.
I remember a day when there was hope that one could do anything, become anyone, and conqour anything.
I remember taking great pride being an American, and hoping to live the American dream.

I remember citizens of America - Government of the United States of America
Join this cause if you remember too......
Maybe just maybe they will remember YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One Nation Under God, Indivisible. 
United we stand! Divided we fall. 

I REMEMBER!