Ray From Cleveland
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All part of the problem. While the Middle Class has degraded, moving us closer to the lower income class, we're also victims of our own success.No. I'm saying there is a problem as verified by the slow degradation of the Middle Class over the past 35+ years. Millennials cannot expect to command the same pay levels as their parents. It's one reason why many are still living at home even up to age 25.So your excuse is to use the wrecklace actions of a few in order to justify ignoring a huge problem in the nation ?? Then you refuse to address the real problems of promoting family and family values again by way of your cherry picking ? It's an old tactic, but one that is seen through out now. What it comes down to, is that we are dealing with institutionalized greed, the dollar not being worth anything much anymore (cost of living way to high), and if anyone seeks to challenge the greed and immoralism that has created it all, then there is enough cherry picking to put down the conversation in which the conversation should be used to fix the problems, and not to hide the problems by way of this cherry picking used.
OTOH, it's not unusual to see a young Texas couple living in a rental trailer home with a $60,000 late model pickup truck parked out front. The maxim of "living within one's means" still applies even in the post-Obama year of 2017.
My employer hired his son to work with us. We were on dead time a few weeks ago and had a conversation about people his age. He told me he was embarrassed by his fellow millennials. He said he loved his friends and former classmates, but they are lazy as all hell. They don't want to work, and if they do, it has to be a job they approve of that has perfect hours, first shift only, and pays really well. Outside of that, they will just be happy living with their parents forever.
People don't have enough money! Our middle-class is shrinking! Who do we blame???
Not ourselves of course. But how can we maintain a middle-class and income when over one-third of our working age population are not working or looking for a job????
Not to derail the topic, but the fact remains I support abortion because we have too many "lazy as all hell" citizens.
I don't support abortion, but I don't support making it illegal either. Like you, as a taxpayer, I don't want to be financially liable for more kids parents can't afford. I'm paying enough of my money for kids that are not my own as it is.
Abortion should be between the woman and her doctor, or a woman and the father; a woman and her preacher if she's religious; a woman and her family. I do not think that abortion should be between a woman and her government.