True. Two decades ago, Bill Clinton could actually compromise with the Republicans and get things done.
I agree but I just notice something about your sig..what the hell does being against full time employment mean?
A bit off topic, but essentially I'm against a 40 hour work week. I think the average person should only have to work 15 or 20 hours a week to support themselves comfortably.
So is this just your magical utopia world idea or what? I don't understand. Most people, even the richest amongst us work much more than 40 hours a week.
Rigid ideology has made it nearly impossible for compromise and as a result, nobody is pleased with the results that Congress produces. If given a choice, people would probably sack the entire Congress and start from scratch.
True. Two decades ago, Bill Clinton could actually compromise with the Republicans and get things done.
Do they enjoy doing that? Maybe a couple do, but not many. And is it necessary? Considering that a good half of our jobs are useless bureaucracy, flipping burgers, stocking shelves, or making plastic crap, I'm gonna go ahead and answer "no." So why are we doing it? I'll let you see if you can figure out the answer to that one yourself.
Do they enjoy doing that? Maybe a couple do, but not many. And is it necessary? Considering that a good half of our jobs are useless bureaucracy, flipping burgers, stocking shelves, or making plastic crap, I'm gonna go ahead and answer "no." So why are we doing it? I'll let you see if you can figure out the answer to that one yourself.
Because I am a productive person of society that likes to get things done for the rest of society and make money while doing it? Typically can get more done for all when you spend more time doing it. What you propose seems to be something of a society that can't function in any way shape or form in any country.
No, it's about the same. The media is a bit more shrill, and a bit more openly partisan perhaps. On the whole, though, not so different.
Take a look at Congress's approval rating.
Rigid ideology has made it nearly impossible for compromise and as a result, nobody is pleased with the results that Congress produces. If given a choice, people would probably sack the entire Congress and start from scratch.
So is this just your magical utopia world idea or what? I don't understand. Most people, even the richest amongst us work much more than 40 hours a week.
So is this just your magical utopia world idea or what? I don't understand. Most people, even the richest amongst us work much more than 40 hours a week.
True. Two decades ago, Bill Clinton could actually compromise with the Republicans and get things done.