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Yeah the stiff upper lip nonsense that was passed on to some of us. Accept globalism and work harder for less and in the perfect Utopia you'll move up and be successful.
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Open your local newspaper - where are the literally thousands of jobs available, just sitting there begging to be filled, by the millions of currently unemployed workers who won't "adapt"? They don't exist. This is real easy: count the current jobs available in the country - for anything. Count the current number of unemployed. Which is five times bigger? |
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Me? I'm diversified and somewhat prepared. Working on cardio and strength because I'm going to need it once the s.hit hits the fan and the unprepared go primal. |
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I am going to quit this discourse too. As I am ill equipped to imagine being something I am not I cannot really debate this argument as I could not the last one. I have work for anyone willing to try something new, work your ass off, travel A LOT and create for yourself. PM me. Though it is likely if you fit that mold, someone already has you. |
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Real wages have stagnated for 40 years. The income gap has widened. There is no growing, consumer-driven middle class any more (what kept this country afloat). The game has changed. Permanently. |
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Are you waiting for the Bumbling Bernanke Bonanza? Here come the pain.
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Now who is going to pay for the increased Police presence and jails in your Utopia? |
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I'm so glad FDR and Lyndon Johnson built this monstrosity. |
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Does anyone else in this discussion employ people?
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Or is it more likely, due to the uniformity of their action, that the conditions for making profit here in the United States was comprimised by unions and high labor rates, high taxes, excessive regulation, and the like? Greed would be the pursuit of excessive profit, right? But stable and substantial profits at some level must be made if a company is to stay in business. They moved the work to where it is profitable. It was that or go out of business. |
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You say they are there - where are they? I'm sure the hundreds of unemployed at the local office would welcome your direction to them. And BTW, the "government creating jobs" worked okay for FDR, didn't it? You know, that "Great Depression" that made our parents so tough and instilled all that work ethic into us? |
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