I’m not a mama bear I’m more of a mama paw like I’m pretty chill but I’ll kick you in the face if you mess with my dog shirt

I’m not a mama bear I’m more of a mama paw like I’m pretty chill but I’ll kick you in the face if you mess with my dog shirt

While I love this charity, the I’m not a mama bear I’m more of a mama paw like I’m pretty chill but I’ll kick you in the face if you mess with my dog shirt is not here to support ex-cons. So they can barely support upstanding citizens. With so many charities out there, with some dear to different peoples hearts, how can the government support every single one? Most charities are awesome! It’s up to us, to work and help our favorite charities. It’s not the Federal Government’s responsibility. State legislatures and private non-profits are the ones who are tasked with this kind of programs. Read the constitution. Another expecting big government to take care of everything? Sorry, but that’s basically socialism which leads to communism, neither of which work to serve the people as promised. Big government is not effective nor is it beneficial in the long run.

I’m not a mama bear I’m more of a mama paw like I’m pretty chill but I’ll kick you in the face if you mess with my dog shirt, hoodie, sweater and V-neck t-shirt

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One must have an I’m not a mama bear I’m more of a mama paw like I’m pretty chill but I’ll kick you in the face if you mess with my dog shirt and actually care. That’s not the government. Totally agree. The government needs to do. So what is supposed to do and stay out of things the private sector is supposed to do. Less is more. The more you want the government to do the higher that taxes will go. Do you want to be like Denmark and take home 40 cents of every dollar and pay a 25% sales tax? Denmark has a better society than ours. But more supports like universal health care, free higher ed. So criminal justice focused on rehabilitation, etc. So people rate their happiness level higher in Denmark than they do in the US. But I pay almost $600 a month for my private health care. So I’d rather pay that in taxes and get universal access to healthcare. Just one example.