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Add in the fact the government/globalist are devaluing our dollar, worth less and less, as the price of nearly everything in the U.S. goes up and up and up...

For most young people in the U.S., their futures are totally 100 percent screwed...

Absolutely...No wonder most young people no longer hardly try...Private sector dead stagnate wages, cost of schooling through the flipping roof, with most colleges jammed with foreigners, no benefits, no medical....In fact those things will soon take 50 percent of whatever they make...

Add in the fact the government/globalist are devaluing our dollar, worth less and less, as the price of nearly everything in the U.S. goes up and up and up...

For most young people in the U.S., their futures are totally 100 percent screwed...

I was talking about this with a lot of my friends. A few of my best friends are homosexual and one of them told me, "I'm glad I don't have any kids or want them, I mean, what type of jobs will there be for them when they grow up." I replied where my father and I, "wonder where the little kids of today are going to work and find jobs." It's bad enough for us middle agers and the people following us.

Another friend at our little round table said, "we will have a future like Star Trek where everybody will get a standard guaranteed wage and a basic place to live and to get beyond that, you will have to work for it." I don't know about that, but who knows, if we keep head in the current direction, we could end up there, especially if and when robots start doing the work.

All I know is that both sides of the political isle sold us out. The Democrats with their restrictive laws like the EPA, OSHA and so on along with high taxes and the other side, the Republicans (RINO's) and some Democrat who sold out to the highest bidder with the "free trade" agreements where it hurts us but helps our adversaries. In an ideal situation, free trade is the way to go but we do not live in an ideal world. Nations are like people, need to look out for their own interests and I do see that we as a nation are not doing that. We do need to bring the jobs home with a combination of reduced regulations to a sensible level and reduced taxes and on the other side of the coin, dare I say, tarriffs.

We also need ways to deal with the massive mental depression that many people go through when they are put out of work and are trying to look for work but get passed over. I even heard of an interesting idea where people who are 45 and over, would be given a option to take a million dollars, tax free, if they would either stop looking for work or give up their jobs to open it up to the younger people along with giving up social security and invest part of the money into a private retirement plan. They would also be barred from entering the work force for 10 years although if they are able to, start a business to create jobs. We were just brainstorming this one night.

Ping to CNN, we need to bring the jobs back now.