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There aren't jobs right now, and in the long term, there won't be jobs because we are outsourcing everything. Why doesn't the TP address that and focus on making this nation an exporter again, instead of an importer?
well, the TP is a bit diffuse on trade issues, but I would suggest two alternatives: 1. it's not the TP that's blocking free trade agreements - it's the unions and 2. the notion of a trade imbalance in produced goods is incredibly flawed in a post-industrial society.
Furthermore, take a ficking poll. How many people do you seriously think love the idea of capable people just sitting on welfare and collecting money?
love? eh. will accept? that's a different number. fired from my $75K job as a middle manager, I'm not about to take some entry-level busboy position; and the state aid helps me avoid such.
It's really a none issue. NOBODY wants to support welfare bums, and yet, the ****ing TP acts like it's the problem of the century.
You're preaching to the choir, and yet you probably think otherwise because it's just conservative scapegoating and distracting.... you vs the lazy bums, right?
I am less concerned about lazy bums than I am about the long term survival of America's economy.
then you should be concerned about the lazy bums. specifically the ones that don't want to save for their own retirement or increased healthcare costs.
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