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asshole, GFY.
25M are out of work, THERE AIN'T ENOUGH JOBS. And people who lost their jobs and found new ones, very often had to take tons less money. aka, middle class slipping into working class, working class slipping into poverty.
Just GFY.
nutz!
unlike special olympics we all dont get a blue ribbon for just showing up...instead of working hard i know lets just and whine that i cant afford new ...your not the 99% your the .05% who doesn't want to ing work for a living.
asshole, GFY.
25M are out of work, THERE AIN'T ENOUGH JOBS. And people who lost their jobs and found new ones, very often had to take tons less money. aka, middle class slipping into working class, working class slipping into poverty.
Just GFY.
Yes!! Let's work hard at all those non-existent jobs!!
OK then. Are the the 99% of the unemployed? They can't be the 99% since the employment rate would say otherwise.
WC making infinite sense, again.
Here's a game for you.
Spot the productive members of society.
Pretty easy at about the 4:40 mark.
Darrin, are you a productive member of society?
Absolutely. Have not been unemployed since 1984.
Wish I could say that. I've been unemployed twice since then.
Good. Everyone should be so lucky.
Just remember to blame yourself. Things will work out.
I've not been unemployed since 1972. At various times in my life, I've held two or three jobs.
Did what I could to provide.
There is nothing to complain about. Get back to work. The country is working just great.
I wonder what Cain will have yoni say about all that...
I was 3 in 1972.
Cain and Repugs don't bother with facts, history, science. They Make Up and soundbites from their blind ideology.
For 's sake, it doesn't matter what anyone says ABOUT those graphs and data. The only thing that matters is the data itself. This is a completely unique economic climate.
Thanks Mr. VRWC.
I know I'm just one data point, but my pay rose substantially from the 1980's to today. The last three years? Not so much.
LOL...
I probably could have delayed the second time I was unemployed, but eventually the corporation I worked for was sold. It was 2002 I became unemployed. This was a tough change because I was making six figures, and went to unemployment. The first time was by choice in that in 1992, the Army offered my $28,xxx to get out when they deleted my job field. I could have stayed in, but would have had to choose a different MOS. None were appealing that were available. Took me two years before being adequately employed, after busting my ass off in low wage jobs and after spending all the separation bonus.
I've been there. I have no sympathy for those who just whine about it. I blame those who do not do what they can to work or better their appeal to employers. Having a job is not an en lement, and too many people seem to treat it as such.
I've done two jobs at a time, but not three.
So you were six when I got my first real job.I was 3 in 1972.
wc is that tv hill in your pic?
What makes you think that some of the protesters aren't giving the same effort you did? Then consider the economic environment facing them, and the one which you faced. Any differences there?
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