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Edited by IchEsseKinder:
12/28/2013 6:16:31 PM
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Oh no! People have to be productive members of society! Oh so how terrible!
Trust me, it's not hard to find a job. If I was able to get multiple calls at the age of 18 (with no working experience) then anybody can. All it takes is to dress appropriately, talk maturely, and print out attractive resumes/cover letters.
Clinton actually did good with creating TANF but it has now become the opposite of what it was intended. Now people who simply are lazy take advantage of it which costs the people who do need it (they may have a job but need an extra push) get punished. Rework the sytem so the lazy don't get it. Simple enough.
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[quote]a job[/quote] There is a difference between any old job, and a job that has enough pay and benefits that you can support a family with.
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OH GOD THE HORROR
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[quote] it's not hard to find a job[/quote] You're a moron?
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[quote]Oh no! People have to be productive members of society! Oh so how terrible![/quote]Whenever I read this I actually cringe. First, define "productive". Second, things are always more complex than a single sentence like this. [quote]Trust me, it's not hard to find a job.[/quote]I don't trust you, though, because I know you're wrong. [quote]Rework the sytem so the lazy don't get it. Simple enough.[/quote]Yes, so simple that I'm sure you've already developed a method for doing it... Go ahead, I'm waiting to hear how you've solved this "problem".
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Edited by Diplomat: 12/28/2013 6:57:37 PM>If I was able to get multiple calls at the age of 18 (with no working experience) then anybody can. Yes, because every single area in America is facing the exact same economic situation as where you live. Unemployment rates and business needs are totally the same across the entire nation. And your anecdotal evidence is more reliable than studies which incorporate a large pool of people. Oh wait…. and when were you 18? This matters.
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I got a job myself, but I had to fight for it by making my resume look like I was graced with everything positive under the sun. That was hard, and the first... 7 or 8 times I tried applying for a job, I was shot down.
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You're making it sound like it's easier to find food in Africa than it is to find a job in America. We live in a capitalistic society. Not all businesses magically appeared out of thin air. They all were created by individuals who had skills but couldn't find employment. There's no excuse to not make money when you're surrounded with opportunities every second.
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>You're making it sound like it's easier to find food in Africa than it is to find a job in America. Well howdy mister strawman! >We live in a capitalistic society. Yes, and capitalistic economies go through periods of crisis and depression. It's called the capitalistic cycle. >Not all businesses magically appeared out of thin air. You're right, they're built by individuals with capital. >They all were created by individuals who had skills but couldn't find employment. Every single business was made by individuals who could not find jobs? Are you seriously peddling that nonsense? Businesses are created for a variety of reasons. Finding employment isn't the [url=http://www.cbsnews.com/news/why-do-people-start-businesses-its-not-what-you-think/]principle motivator[/url] for starting your own business. In fact, in the United States it's the appeal of independence that draws most people to invest in their own company. >There's no excuse to not make money when you're surrounded with opportunities every second But most people aren't surrounded by opportunities every second (you're deluding yourself by believing such a thing). Not every single unemployed person has the means to start a business; it oftentimes requires a great deal of experience and education to have your own start up. A bank isn't going to make a loan to a 23 year old without a college degree or substantial work experience.
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This is the most ridiculous post I've seen today. Congrats.
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Great opinion, just like mine
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You obviously don't understand how unemployment benefits work. First, you have to prove you were looking for work in order to receive benefits. Secondly, if you refuse work, your unemployment benefits can be terminated. So, you can't just sit on your ass and collect unemployment.
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My dad retired from the Navy a few years back and applied for a job at the police department. On the physical test day, people would go for the test and bring along a paper that a person signed off saying that was them "actively" working a job. Needless to say the instructor told my dad it was typically the same people every week that did this in order to get their entitlements. So these people were able to prove they were "looking" for a job by doing a PT test every week. And if you read my third paragraph, fix the system so people like this (who are fully capable of finding a job) get denied assistance. Welfare should ONLY be for people who are disabled, elderly, or having a job but need a bit of extra help
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[quote]Welfare should ONLY be for people who are disabled, elderly, [u]or having a job but need a bit of extra help[/u][/quote] But I bet you're against raising the minimum wage.
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Not to $15-$20 an hour. $8-$10 an hour is what I say is acceptable.
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So people who work construction arent entitled to seasonal work they have to work mcds for three Months? Who is going to hire someone for three to 5 months?
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The problem here is simple: you're only spreading your revolutionary message on a video game forum. You are our employment Jesus and you must find a proper mountain for your sermon.
