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Originally Posted by Tsar
If working in wal mart is not your cup of tea, than it is your problem not mine. If you need a job, find one. Simple as that. It's totally different than not finding a job you want or like. But it is pretty easy to find a job that people typically do not like, such as wal mart. I will always stand by my statement. My family has done it, so can others.
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Congrats to you and your family, but you "did it" during a robust U.S economy, which no doubt provided more opportunity than a crippled U.S ecocnomy. That is undeniable.
Wonder what would happen if you "did it" when the bottom has fallen out of the economy with soaring inflation and unemployment? I applaud your family's efforts and I agree that some people need to get off their @$$ and get to work, but don't oversimplify.
That said, the governement needs to throw the Big Three a bone here, not just cut them a blank check like the banks got, but do something. Two things drive the US economy, housing/construction and cars. Why? Because they are the only significant manufacturing sectors left in this country and one of them is in the toilet (housing) and the other is ready to flatline. The combined effect of this on the US labor force and economy isn't something I want to see. A bailout is no guarantee to success, but you have to try.
Chris