LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
The choices that 12 year-olds make. Work a job or become a thug. That's it.
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he's gonna be nominated. My candidate's done.
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I've never cut my finger off scrubbing a toilet..
I've done some high-risk jobs in my life but scrubbing a toilet or taking your food order wasn't one of them...
Not to mention you're fucking dumb if you believe anyone in society would allow a child to work high risk jobs...
If you think I would put a child in danger then you're fucking dumb.... No one is advocating that..
No, we don't know it. And, to be honest, I don't trust your kind with the welfare of cheap child labor
Since when did we not have child labor laws???
In my state a child under 14 cant take a legal job...
are you kidding me? Maybe you need to find out why we DO have the restrictive laws that we do before you leap head first into the idiot pool.
seriously.
since WHEN? Oh you know, since the last time child labor was abused by your kind. sheesh..
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I've never cut my finger off scrubbing a toilet..
I've done some high-risk jobs in my life but scrubbing a toilet or taking your food order wasn't one of them...
Not to mention you're fucking dumb if you believe anyone in society would allow a child to work high risk jobs...
If you think I would put a child in danger then you're fucking dumb.... No one is advocating that..
Newt is advocating that. Newt is advocating that children work in a job that does have significant risks.
Of course children were exploited. Don't lie.
What did he say so wrong?? That kids should actually have some responsibility? Ooooooo BURN HIM AT THE STAKE.. MY GOD, he actually submitted that kids should be responsible for cleaning up after themselves. I know, I know.. according to the Mad Shitters logic (OWS) and the baby mama with 15 kids, SOMEBODY GOTTA PAY FOR MY KIDS.
Of course children were exploited. Don't lie.
No they weren't....
They worked and probably didn't like working but if it came down to their family starving or them going to work - they went to work...
Did some do dangerous jobs I would certainly not approve of?? yes, but it was normal...
You can't judge a culture....
It was that culture that paved the way for you to be a free pompous idiot..
Janitors work with chemicals, use power tools, and are frequently exposed to germs in bathrooms, and in the hallways after a little kid doesn't quite make it to the bathroom before they get sick.
This is adult work.
God forbid, I bet you don't have any cleaning supplies...
Only would a progressive find cleaning a bathroom dangerous..
God forbid your 12-year-old may drink your draino and use the furniture polish as hair spray....
I suppose if we treat them as lazy morons then they will become lazy morons...
Of course children were exploited. Don't lie.
No they weren't....
They worked and probably didn't like working but if it came down to their family starving or them going to work - they went to work...
Did some do dangerous jobs I would certainly not approve of?? yes, but it was normal...
You can't judge a culture....
It was that culture that paved the way for you to be a free pompous idiot..
This makes no sense. You're admitting that they were exploited, but you don't like for us to use the word exploited. And the point is not to "judge a culture". The point is to keep our current culture, where 9 year olds aren't expected to clean the bathrooms at their school so that the school system can save money by laying off an adult janitor.
Conceding ever so slightly to flak hes taken for calling child labor laws stupid and suggesting that schools fire janitors and replace with them poor kids, GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich got more specific today, saying working-class students should be limited to jobs like cleaning bathrooms. Bowing to concerns that janitorial work is dangerous, Gingrich floated, What if they became assistant janitors and their jobs were to mop the floor and clean the bathroom?
And this is the GOP's "Great White Hope"?
Gingrich Doubles Down On Child Labor: Poor Kids Should 'Clean The Bathroom' | ThinkProgress
God forbid, I bet you don't have any cleaning supplies...
Only would a progressive find cleaning a bathroom dangerous..
God forbid your 12-year-old may drink your draino and use the furniture polish as hair spray....
I suppose if we treat them as lazy morons then they will become lazy morons...
You cannot be for real. Yes, bleach and ammonia are dangerous chemicals. Why don't you know this?
Conceding ever so slightly to flak hes taken for calling child labor laws stupid and suggesting that schools fire janitors and replace with them poor kids, GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich got more specific today, saying working-class students should be limited to jobs like cleaning bathrooms. Bowing to concerns that janitorial work is dangerous, Gingrich floated, What if they became assistant janitors and their jobs were to mop the floor and clean the bathroom?
And this is the GOP's "Great White Hope"?
Gingrich Doubles Down On Child Labor: Poor Kids Should 'Clean The Bathroom' | ThinkProgress
Conceding ever so slightly to flak hes taken for calling child labor laws stupid and suggesting that schools fire janitors and replace with them poor kids, GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich got more specific today, saying working-class students should be limited to jobs like cleaning bathrooms. Bowing to concerns that janitorial work is dangerous, Gingrich floated, What if they became assistant janitors and their jobs were to mop the floor and clean the bathroom?
And this is the GOP's "Great White Hope"?
Gingrich Doubles Down On Child Labor: Poor Kids Should 'Clean The Bathroom' | ThinkProgress
Is your complaint that somehow janitorial work is to be looked down upon or that he is suggesting a way for unemployed youth to be able to work for pay? I worked while in high school and I would have done janitorial work which would have been easier than what I did. Where do you get this "working-class students" thing? Unfortunately these poor unemployeed students for the most part don't have "working class parents".
There is no shame in janitorial work and it will provide good experience for these unemployed high school students by teaching them work ethics. What was your first job?