OT: Welcome to South California, the 51st state…..

[briansd1]

[quote=flu]
You do realize a good portion of these immigrants are borderline welfare fraudsters…IE: kinda hard to substantiate overseas assets and income in the U.S. Just saying…..The sad part is some folks get better medical on Medicaid then folks on Medicare.[/quote]

Perhaps you’re right….

The UC Davis article referenced earlier is interesting paper about elderly Chinese-Americans’ use of welfare:
http://www.cs.ucdavis.edu/~matloff/pub/Immigration/WelfareUse/WelfareUsageReport/FullNMReport.html

But don’t f—ing vote Republican if you’re on the dole. Pretty dumb, IMO.

Interesting to me that only Vietnamese-American, of all Asian-Americans, disproportionally vote Republican. But Vietnamese-Americans are some of the heaviest users of social services.

For example, I heard that Vietnamese-American are heavy users of in-home medical services in OC. It would serve them right if the Republicans succeed in cutting off their services.

[an]

Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.

[an]

Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.

[an]

Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.

[an]

Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.

[an]

Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.

[ocrenter]

[quote=AN]Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.[/quote]

most of them are very familiar with the welfare system given the refugee status of the past.

a huge part of the Vietnamese refugee group are also ethnic Chinese. I would not be surprised these groups then interact with ethnic Chinese immigrants from other countries and taught them the ropes.

given ethnic Chinese in general are exceptional when it comes to financial opportunities, this is all quite expected.

moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.

[ocrenter]

[quote=AN]Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.[/quote]

most of them are very familiar with the welfare system given the refugee status of the past.

a huge part of the Vietnamese refugee group are also ethnic Chinese. I would not be surprised these groups then interact with ethnic Chinese immigrants from other countries and taught them the ropes.

given ethnic Chinese in general are exceptional when it comes to financial opportunities, this is all quite expected.

moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.

[ocrenter]

[quote=AN]Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.[/quote]

most of them are very familiar with the welfare system given the refugee status of the past.

a huge part of the Vietnamese refugee group are also ethnic Chinese. I would not be surprised these groups then interact with ethnic Chinese immigrants from other countries and taught them the ropes.

given ethnic Chinese in general are exceptional when it comes to financial opportunities, this is all quite expected.

moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.

[ocrenter]

[quote=AN]Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.[/quote]

most of them are very familiar with the welfare system given the refugee status of the past.

a huge part of the Vietnamese refugee group are also ethnic Chinese. I would not be surprised these groups then interact with ethnic Chinese immigrants from other countries and taught them the ropes.

given ethnic Chinese in general are exceptional when it comes to financial opportunities, this is all quite expected.

moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.

[ocrenter]

[quote=AN]Brian, by that same logic, you should be voting Republicans based on your disdain of sales tax.

FYI, Vietnamese-Americans don’t start migrating here until late 70s. So those who are over 65 in 1990 wouldn’t have been here long enough to save for their own retirement. They also don’t usually vote. Those who do vote are in their 40s in 1990 and the majority of them are either engineers or small biz owners.[/quote]

most of them are very familiar with the welfare system given the refugee status of the past.

a huge part of the Vietnamese refugee group are also ethnic Chinese. I would not be surprised these groups then interact with ethnic Chinese immigrants from other countries and taught them the ropes.

given ethnic Chinese in general are exceptional when it comes to financial opportunities, this is all quite expected.

moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.

[an]

[quote=ocrenter]
moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.[/quote]
yep, I agree 1000%.

[an]

[quote=ocrenter]
moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.[/quote]
yep, I agree 1000%.

[an]

[quote=ocrenter]
moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.[/quote]
yep, I agree 1000%.

[an]

[quote=ocrenter]
moral of the story: any time you have a program that gives away money, it will be abused.[/quote]
yep, I agree 1000%.

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