That's the same bull**** line they have been saying since the caveman days. Life isn't fair. Never has been. It never will be. In caveman days it was survival of the fittest. Democratic policies keep people in a constant cycle of poverty generation after generation after generation because there is no incentive to make yourself better. In fact the incentive is, sit there and do nothing and we'll give you free things. We'll raise you minimum wage and you don't have to do anything for it. And, when your kids grow up, we'll give them free things. And so on and so on.
I'm jealous of the rich too. I'm jealous of all the billionaires. I'm jealous of all of the millionaires. I'm jealous of sports superstars and celebrities who seem to have gotten the lucky breaks. I'm jealous of people who win the lottery. I look at the struggles in my life and wonder why Jeff Bezos can use hundred dollar bills for toilet paper and I can't. Why can't he give me a measly 100K to improve my life, like he'd actually miss it? But, life has never been fair, it is not fair now, and it never will be fair. Jeff Bezos owes me nothing. He doesn't owe anyone anything. Neither does anyone on so-called Wall Street. Neither does anyone who won 100 million dollars in the lottery while I've been playing for decades, never winning more than about one hundred. If Democrats have any ideas to help people permanently out of their holes then I'm more than happy to listen but those ideas never expand beyond giving these people free things. When the free things run out they are right back to where they started from unless the solution is to keep on giving them free things and their kids free things and their grandkids free things.
Wow.
All I'm gonna say is I'm not one of the young people but I have been watching them.
Good union jobs out the window
Affordable advanced education out the window
One paycheck paying the bills out the window.
Healthcare with those good union jobs not requiring advanced education out the window.
I see there point.
You see free they want everything handed to them I see a severe deinvestment happening since the 70's.
Back in the 60's 70's even part of the 80's you could get a job struggle thru go to college or vocational school and live a pretty decent life.
Sorry but educational costs at 300%+ increase and few decent jobs available without some degree out there.
How about we go back to earlier numbers of investment into higher education, so people can actually pay their way thru school.
I'm not jealous of the rich. It sounds like common sense to me you have more you pay more.
I watched a friend a few years ago pay 23k to go to school for 18months to get a medical tech certificate. She was working $8 bucks an hour. She could have gone to the local community college part time for 3 years and about 10k, she felt the additional year would have left her eventually homeless. She went from $8 an hour to $15 but now she had 17k in debt.
How much was a lpn degree in 70's, 80's?
These are taxpayers they are not getting anything for free.