"Many low income families in Michigan can now qualify for a free phone with 200 free minutes per month through a program run by one of Sprint's prepaid plans, Virgin Mobile. More than 835,600 families who qualify for a variety of social services, including Medicaid and the free lunch program, will qualify for the Assurance Wireless program."
You get that? The people who are already dependent on the system, are getting more free stuff!
Why should these people work, or do anything productive if they get stuff for free? This is the Obama way-hooking people onto "free" stuff gradually just like a pusher introduces heroin to an unlucky prospect. They never get off the "free" stuff program.
Since when is having a cell phone and free minutes considered part of life's basic necessities? Is it now a human right for poor people to have cell phones?
Shame on the companies promoting the slacker, culture of dependency.
If I were in the US, I would personally boycott the companies who are prompting this disgusting hand-out lifestyle in the guise of 'giving back' or some other such dogsqueeze.
Business has no reason to "help" poor people. The business of business is business. (That's not mine, I liberated that one...)
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