[More Cowbell]

I think that somewhere in the New Testament, Paul makes
the statement that those won't work thought they are
capable of working should not be fed...I guess the thought
is that hunger is a pretty strong motivation to work. My
only point is this: if all my anger and frustration and
the energy created by those is directed at the "lazy
cheaters," the people who own the pond and exploit all
who fish never have to answer for their greed.

Read my last post, I was actually agreeing with you. The CEO's of these corporations are getting sickeningly wealthy on the hard-working backs of their everyday employees, and there is absolutely no reason for those guys to make as much as they do. But what can you do about it? Ask them to take a pay cut? Somehow, I'm pretty sure you and I both know what the answer to that request would be.

In the end, I'm not sure how you change a system in which these CEO's get big salaries and perks, since if the salary is voted for them by stockholders it is perfectly legal. On the other hand, people drawing disability who are fully able to work are committing a crime, it's called fraud. They can and should be held accountable.