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Wow! Sounds like we have an "economy" that serves itself rather than the people...

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genungo

In Reply to: RE: What we don't know is posted by E-Stat on May 10, 2016 at 09:37:34

Not very "economical" - at least not when you're part of the 99%.

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Economic sustainability - E-Stat 17:01:38 05/10/16 (8)
is directly related to the value individuals bring to the table. Many "traditional" jobs no longer meet that criteria in today's world. Successful economics is not driven by "nanny state" objectives. Just showing up is not good enough.

For those who are just entering the workforce, I strongly recommend they do their homework and understand where modern jobs are to be found and prepare accordingly.

As a supply chain consultant who sells software and services, my job is to educate and deliver tools to improve the productivity and thus the success of the companies I serve. Prolonging marginal or obsolete jobs is not part of that equation.
- RE: Economic sustainability? - genungo 17:19:15 05/10/16 (7)
  Let the "economy", as you describe it, collapse. And it probably will. Who in their right mind would want to sustain such a thing?
  
  Different types of people want and need to do a number of different things. If the economy cannot sustain THIS idea, then it has failed as an economy. The cart is before the horse and we are already dead.
  - RE: Economic sustainability? - E-Stat 19:18:33 05/10/16 (5)
    Let the "economy", as you describe it, collapse. And it probably will.
    
    Fortunately for all of us, economics and social engineering are two completely different disciplines. Successful economics will always survive since it is based upon logic and reason. If you believe that others owe you a happy existence, then I wish you the best of luck.
    
    Different types of people want and need to do a number of different things. If the economy cannot sustain THIS idea, then it has failed as an economy.
    
    Folks may choose to do whatever they please. The question is whether or not they whine about the consequences of those choices.
    
    We have already witnessed evidence of the latter.
    - RE: "You see, there are two types of people in this world, my friend:... - genungo 21:04:34 05/10/16 (4)
      ..: Those with loaded guns, and those who dig."
      
      Have fun digging.
      - That's a relief! - E-Stat 07:04:53 05/11/16 (3)
        
        In Reply to: RE: "You see, there are two types of people in this world, my friend:... posted by genungo on May 10, 2016 at 21:04:34
        
        At least you're not claiming I'm a "loaded gun" type. :)
        
        No... - genungo 08:58:58 05/11/16 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: That's a relief! posted by E-Stat on May 11, 2016 at 07:04:53
        
        The gangsters who run our economies, look to them.
        
        RE: No... - A.Wayne 09:20:35 05/11/16 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: No... posted by genungo on May 11, 2016 at 08:58:58
        
        No, No , No gangsters up there, only "owners" ... their gangsters are down here ..
        
        :)
        
        RE: No... - Disbeliever 23:47:01 05/11/16 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: No... posted by A.Wayne on May 11, 2016 at 09:20:35
        
        Banksters more of a problem than Gangsters
  - RE: Economic sustainability? - A.Wayne 17:31:46 05/10/16 (0)
    The economy is in DC , head East youngman .....

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