Posted on 02/02/2019 1:33:05 AM PST by jmcenanly
When pitting professions against each another, some may judge how much it informs and brightens someone’s day stacks up against a career that saves lives.
Here’s the full list:
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics
Nurses
Physicians
Firefighters
Teachers
Farmers/ranchers
Scientists
Police officers
Engineers
Military
Social workers
Counselors
Water treatment plant workers
Trash and recycling collectors
Electricians
Lawyers and judges
Construction laborers
Pipeworkers/plumbers
Postal Service mail carriers
Carpenters
Janitors and building cleaners
Morticians, undertakers, and funeral directors
Legislators/elected officials
Journalists/reporters
Clergy
Artists
Web developers
Customer service representatives
Transportation security screeners
Chief executives
Waiters and waitresses
Taxi drivers and chauffeurs
Recreation and fitness workers
Flight attendants
Athletes, coaches, or umpires
Tax collectors
Bartenders
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Miners. Businessmen. Farmers. Landlords. Truckers.
The people who create and supply necessities such as work, food, and shelter, and then transport same.
“Everything one eats, uses, or wears, must be fished, farmed, or mined.” - unk.
#39 Democrat politicians
Teachers, Social workers and Counselors should be near the bottom.
Another word for them is propagandist, activist or leftest agitators.
So should Nurses and Librarians two of the most leftist organizations ANA and ALA influence children.
Is it a coincidence that they all are traditionally women’s occupations that are so leftist?
If journalists are among the respected professions, this whole list is suspect.
I’d bet people have more respect for a truck stop crack whore than most journalists.
AOC is a perfect example of a modern bartender example. Now older bartenders were a great ear!
Food, Clothing, Shelter, Self-actualization. In that order. Using that the list is wrong.
Of course, the list is based on a survey of the sheeple and therefore as flawed as the general population is. As usual, their opinion has very little logic attached to it. For example, if you don’t have food you won’t need a medical worker. Without producers of fiber you can’t have clothes and so forth.
The bottom of the list is most correct. Politicians and athletes rank right there with bar tenders. Interesting, athletes are ranked so low but paid so high and are the foundation of our sports centric mania.
Artists are pretty low on the list. But actors probably think they should be #1.
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