danielpalos
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- #561
the law is, employment at will.that doesnt exist except in your mind,,,equal protection of the law is the concept. equal application of the law is what we are discussing.the phrase is ,,,equal protection of the law is more important.and it was their choice, cant really force them to do otherwiseI think in many ways, they are imprisoned by their farms and their communities. It is all they know and they are surrounded by family and friends they grew up with
I did genealogy research on my wife’s family in Pennsylvania. For a hundred years, they lived in the same community, worked the coal mines, died young and the next generation took over
What I couldn’t understand was Philadelphia was only 40 miles away. There were ample, good paying jobs that didn’t kill you
Yet, they stayed in the coal mines until the 1960s
It is all they knew
"equal protection under the law"
and that doesnt apply here,,,
they are free to make their own choices
and, yes, it does apply since the unemployment compensation office should have no basis to deny or disparage a claim for unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed in our at-will employment States.
and try being a little specific about how and why they are unemployed,,,some just choose not to work if they can get a hand out by sitting at home
don't care about being legal to our own laws, right wingers?