I's been a long running meme here that liberal parents, and liberal colleges, have created an entitlement generation that no longer wants to work for a living......add in single parents (which I believe they attribute directly to liberalism, I'm sure they will correct me if I'm wrong) and you have kids that just weren't raised right, according to some conservatives. So yeah, I took otis's "too close to home" as an affront to my kids and those kids I know......which couldn't be further from the truth. But then, truth and $5 might get you a cup of coffee around here, but not much else.
I applaud the protesters in Occupy Wall Street.....it's about time people stood up and challenged the establishment idea that making the rich richer will somehow help us all, never has, never will. Their demands may be out of line, but their message is right on.....Enough is enough.....it's time to do what is best for the 99% of Americans, not the 1% who hold the purse strings and the corporations who hoard their money till they get the kind of government THEY want.
Lets see in a year if the time they spent out there whining about reality was as productive as if they would have spent the equivilent amount of time working at Mc Donalds and earning a few bucks.
I never said unemployment went down. Just that the number of jobs being lost each month decreased. The unemployment numbers still went up as Obama took office, just at a slower pace until it finally all but stopped. Again, not going to argue that water's wet or the sky is [mostly] blue.
Can I also please point out that the only time in 70 years that the national deficit has gone down as a % of GDP is when Democrats were in office?
BearMtnHIB wrote:
Lets see in a year if the time they spent out there whining about reality was as productive as if they would have spent the equivilent amount of time working at Mc Donalds and earning a few bucks.
I'm bettin Mc Donalds is a better bet!
Funny, I felt the same way about the Tea Party protests......see, we have something in common.
