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In article <1993May15.150616.759@ll.mit.edu> yasu@ll.mit.edu (Alan Yasutovich) writes:
>In article <k3HJ4B1w165w@oneb2.almanac.bc.ca> lisa@oneb2.almanac.bc.ca writes:
>>Well, the taxpayer-funded, privately operated FMEP did it again.
><snip>
>>FMEP o advise me of when those funds were returned to him.  They then informed
>>me that as I was no longer enrolled with them, they would not give me that
>>information.  They are aware of the fact that my court proceedings concerning
>>the matter of child support arrears will resume this Monday.  In other words,
>>my ex has copies of the chequestubs reflecting the garnishees - and therefore,
>>indicating payments towards arrears -- while I have nothing to show that those
>>funds were subsequently returned to him by the FMEP.
<snip>>
<I'm still not sure what the post below has to do with the one above, but...>
>	You know, *I* have never been "given" anything.  I support
>	myself (and several hundred others).  and my wife is from the
>	same "school".
>
>	I don't think that anyone wants to receive public assisitance
>	of any kind;  it's degrading.
>
>	But there are people who have nothing better to do with their
>	time than graze around looking for "free stuff".  Things they

??? Are you saying that there are people who *do* want to receive public 
assistance, as opposed to the sentence above?

>	can coolect on to better their own lot, rather than just
>	living and working like everyone else.  It's the basis
>	for our "sue crazed" society, and 90% of the lawyer commercials
>	we see on TV.
That I'll agree with."I ain't responsible, it's *gotta* be someone else's fault.
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>	And if I could make a loud, clear, crisp, affirmative
>	statement to this whole net, if I could know EXACTLY
>	how much I was required to pay for HOW LONG, then
>	at least half of my aggressive pissed off attutude would dissapear.

??? My divorce decree spells it out quite clearly. The only thing that I
dislike about it is something that *I*, stupidly, insisted on putting in
(a minimum child support amount - at the time, I was not considering that
I might hit a Depression, and wind up unemployed for a length of time, as
I did a couple of years ago).
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