Biggest issue if the government shuts down?

[The Comrade]

[Ben Huh]

[The Comrade]

k well i have a well established rule of not trusting wal-mart's word. so i'll stick with my idea.

[Ben Huh]

[laelan51]

The biggest issue is what to do with our restored freedom if the Fed Government is closed down.

[laelan51]

My brother, "the pharmacist" worked for W.M. briefly and hates their system. My ex-wife, one of them, was a buyer at their main office in Arkansas, briefly, she's a Gemini. One daughter worked there when she lived in Roberts AR, I don't think she liked it. My wife was hired but turned it down to make Donuts. I live on a small disability and I can't afford to shop in upscale New York boutiques for my day-to-day requirements. If the Fed tax and business loan regulations didn't make manufacture of basic goods both impossible here and lucrative overseas then one might be able to find cheap local goods in almost any shop with as good a business model as WalMart's.

[Davethulhu]

A libertarian on disability. Amazing.

[laelan51]

Disability is return on funds taken from me while I broke my health working the jobs that illegal invaders hadn't been given yet. But they took, rather, the businessman hired them, in even my most high paying labor job too. When I had congestive heart failure and a stroke, I was seeking a new 1st Class drivers license, which was something I could have done in spite of my heart but the State and their rules would not allow it. I am not hireable for any type of work I, with my limited intellectual powers, am qualified to do. I have built railroads, airliners, highrises and condos and factories and houses, delivered magazines, delivered building materials, caught wild animals and dogs and cats, rowed boats on sewage settling ponds to net daphnia for tropical fish food, assembled electronic products, molded plastic hospital devices, washed dishes and janitored restaurants, painted houses, drafted steel buildings, built wooden furniture, made cabinets and welded sub-frames for motor coaches, dried fine woods in microwave kilns, raised racing greyhounds, ran shipping and receiving, cut steel tubes for Hooker Headers, loaded and unloaded freight, and, yes, I have landscaped homes and even done those annoying telephone sales(worst job ever). If my brain included a lobe for fine-detail memory I might have been the geneticist I set out to be, or if I had not had childhood asthma I would have been career Marine Corp like my Navy Seal Colonel uncle or my many Air Force uncles and father or if I hadn't thought so little of my initial attempts, I would be a published author of sci-fi adventure stories, which I do now for fun. It's nice living off the largess of MY OWN MONEY.

[Mr.Bill]

[The Dharma Bum]

Well, I do agree that it is his money, and everyone else can say the same thing as well. Too bad they are not getting all they deserve out of their hard work.