When I look around my community I see a common dividing line between those that are thriving and those that are struggling – Personal responsibliity.
I see a lot of people doing just fine in todays economy. We would all like to do better but my neighbors, family, co-workers are doing the right thing: Going to work, living within their means, supporting their community.
Those that I see struggling are the ones that made aggregious errors in their past: Quitting school, getting involved in drugs and alcohol, committing crimes, etc.
Now, it seems, You would like to erase the moral hazard associated with making poor choices. Which, in turn, will lead to more people making more poor choices if they don’t have to bear the consequences.
The Jobs are out there – I opened up the newspaper this morning and saw pages of them but most of them require at least some modium of training. The opportunity to be a citizen and support your communit is available every day. Or the people you wish to exhalt can continue to languish in the shadows of this economy waiting for the Democrats to loot the producers to give them their due.
The Corporate greed that you decry – Getting as much production out of workers as is legally possible and producing a product for which you can charge as much as the market will bear serves this country well. It creates goods and services that the rest of us avail ourselves of. And provides wealth growth and dividends to those of us who had the forethought to put some of our earnings aside in investments to tide us over when we are too old to work or to tired to work.
You seem to have little understanding of how economics work. Communism never works and socialism is little better. The best way to unfetter the creativeity and motivation of the producers is to allow them to keep the fruits of their labor. Regan knew that and it churned up this economy back when it was in the doldrums of the early 80s due to Carter.
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When I look around my community I see a common dividing line between those that are thriving and those that are struggling – Personal responsibliity.
I see a lot of people doing just fine in todays economy. We would all like to do better but my neighbors, family, co-workers are doing the right thing: Going to work, living within their means, supporting their community.
Those that I see struggling are the ones that made aggregious errors in their past: Quitting school, getting involved in drugs and alcohol, committing crimes, etc.
Now, it seems, You would like to erase the moral hazard associated with making poor choices. Which, in turn, will lead to more people making more poor choices if they don’t have to bear the consequences.
The Jobs are out there – I opened up the newspaper this morning and saw pages of them but most of them require at least some modium of training. The opportunity to be a citizen and support your communit is available every day. Or the people you wish to exhalt can continue to languish in the shadows of this economy waiting for the Democrats to loot the producers to give them their due.
The Corporate greed that you decry – Getting as much production out of workers as is legally possible and producing a product for which you can charge as much as the market will bear serves this country well. It creates goods and services that the rest of us avail ourselves of. And provides wealth growth and dividends to those of us who had the forethought to put some of our earnings aside in investments to tide us over when we are too old to work or to tired to work.
You seem to have little understanding of how economics work. Communism never works and socialism is little better. The best way to unfetter the creativeity and motivation of the producers is to allow them to keep the fruits of their labor. Regan knew that and it churned up this economy back when it was in the doldrums of the early 80s due to Carter.