I like social security and Medicare. A lot of people are gonna need that shit.See that’s the problem for me I want nothing to do with that type of collective living. There’s no way I can benefit from it and my family certainly cannot...That mentality created a middle class the world had never seen before.I could’ve went to college for free because I’m an American Indian but I chose not to.It only cost $5k a year for college in the 1990sThat is ridiculous, your entitlement mentality makes you sound like a fucking pussyI loved those days. Poor men could find work that would pay a living wage. Enough money to buy a home and raise a family. Women didn’t have to work. Every man could provide for his family. Poor people were like Archie bunker or my grandparents
My grandfather was able to start a restaurant with very little money to start.
They got good interest on their savings. Healthcare was affordable. Labor laws, social security, Medicare, pensions, union job protections and wages. Low cost of living. The rich paid their fair share.
Healthcare was affordable
My dad got a pension and social security and Medicare
Those were the days.
Self-employment is a much better gig for me...
I have no right to healthcare for me and my family, but I do have a right to earn health care for me and my family.
I just soon not have stuff given to me for nothing, the collective never has my best interest in mind for all my families.
You definitely have entitlement mentality
The middle class owned michigan. Flint Saginaw and Detroit all boomed. Then republicans started sending jobs overseas. Said union wages were too expensive.
Today the middle class is still struggling. The economy is great for rich people but maga you have not. Not for them.
I’m doing great but I was in 2015 and 2016. Long before trump.
I grew up on the Indian reservation, any type of collective, socialist, village living is repugnant to me...
Boy has the middle class taken a step back. Cuts to social programs, cost of living goes up, no interest on savings, high cost of college. My way worked better than your way.
My brother got a masters at Michigan state university and he’s a vp of a Fortune 500. I don’t know if he would have been able to afford that today. Your way cuts off opportunity.