that will probably will never work again. They call them "unemployable". Some are older, some just don't have experience, too many and we have the new kids graduating school and returning vets or whatever reason. Can't post a link because I don't know how to erase the cut/copy/paste memory from my underground computer.
But what will happen with millions of this millions of bodies doing nothing? Is it a problem or is it ok?
Answer the question in general, not thinking I'm one of them... because maybe I'm not or might be, whatever the case might be.
My friend's son is joining the army. That's one alternative. What other solutions do you see?
You are not making any sense, sober up dude.
that can fix the economy. We need to do a little house cleaning first. Keep the faith, help is on the way.
As shown in this pic below. With all the mopping up he does I'm surprised he has time to post here & cite bogus on-line polls-----
Needs to come out of the closet-----
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It's true that a lot of people have become unemployable in this economy. When it starts growing again, some of them will find jobs. The rest will have to develop new skills. Easier said than done. And it's true that in hard times the Army becomes an employer of last resort. But that only works for people in their 20s.
so need for anyone worry about their children/grandchildren getting drafted if a major war erupts. Just talked to a kid the other day that got turned down because he weighs 187, yet he was all muscle.
No one is "unemployable"
The problem is they THINK their skills warrant them a better job and pay, when it does not.
There is work to be had, take it and do it and work on bettering yourself for a better position WHILE you work, not demand the job you are not qualified for.
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