Message from @drydad
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and maybe if people could actually be fiscally responsible they wouldn't be in as much of a mess
That’s why I don’t like when people bring up the hard work paradigm, because most Americans work hard and still struggle
Iam not my brothers keeper and he is not mine
and I agree wages aren't hard enough
define hard work
@drydad want to solve problems, remove the states participation in the market, or aubsidizing private buisnesses
Hard work as in working long hours (40+ hours a week), not being able to spend time with family, things of that nature
@drydad Do they actually work hard? Or do they mostly fold clothes all day?
I actually work a fast food job now, so I get paid 13 an hour and not 15
kek
Was that your way of insulting me?
Well its a step up
So much for upward mobility
More like busting IN it
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She's the one who keeps coming back for more
Case in point, the government needs to do more for poor hard working Americans who can’t afford to pay their bills, struggle with healthcare, and don’t even have 1k in the bank
I think the government needs to do less
Okay, so you think corporations making it harder for them isn’t an issue?
Are they?
If the government backs off, this just leads to more corruption
I agree with Tim Pool on the method. The Chinese fingertrap problem, often the solution is counterintuitive
We need a safety net.
Do we?
I'm not arguing against that
Who should provide that safety net?
I think the ACA and healthcare regulations make the product far more expensive
Our current government isn’t to be trusted with certain issues, is that your guys issue? Or you just don’t want government intervention AT ALL?
or whats left of it
the last one
oof