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To: i-node who wrote (39262)	2/18/2013 4:34:22 PM
From: longnshort	2 Recommendations Respond to of 85487

rat is a marxist, redistribution of wealth is a wet dream of his, really. you have to realize that when you post to him. He's fine with 100% taxation. Taking all that money from bondholders gave him a woody

To: i-node who wrote (39262)	2/18/2013 5:00:22 PM
From: FJB	Respond to of 85487

John Baer: Cell earnings: Prison inmates collect unemployment John Baer, Daily News Political Columnist POSTED: Monday, February 18, 2013, 3:01 AM DID YOU KNOW that Philadelphia prison inmates collected unemployment benefits while sitting in their cells? They did: 1,162 of them got an average of $344 a week for, on average, 18 weeks. That's more than $7 million. And many of the 25,500 inmates in other county jails in Pennsylvania did the same. We're talking cash for cons - tens of millions of tax dollars paid by employers and employees fraudulently scammed by incarcerated crooks. Makes you want to get up every day, go to work and pay your taxes, right? Well, hold on. Before you pick up torches and pitchforks, you should know that the state says such payments are ending under a program put in place by the Corbett administration, and unemployment-compensation payments to 3,000 inmates have stopped, saving up to $18 million a year. But how'd this cons' con happen? "Not sure," says Philadelphia Prison System information officer Shawn Dawes. "It just wasn't on anybody's radar." Continues... philly.com