[Texas_Dawg]

And so millions live a step or two ahead of homelessness, thanks to bureaucratic regulations that stagnate the economy from adjusting rapidly enough.

Or thanks to their incompetence and the fact that they do a job so easy that billions of people around the world can do it for much cheaper. Good riddance. Life is tough. Grow up, walk it off, and quit whining. That's what the overwhelming majority of Americans, who aren't socialists, are doing. The US rules.

[mindspy]

</>Or thanks to their incompetence and the fact that they do a job so easy that billions of people around the world can do it for much cheaper. Good riddance. Life is tough. Grow up, walk it off, and quit whining. That's what the overwhelming majority of Americans, who aren't socialists, are doing. The US rules.

Sorry, try as I might, I cannot get the above in italics.

Perhaps. However, not everyone is a rocket scientist. Our country needs everyone to work, even the dummies. We need people to be able to afford medical care so that smart people can go to school and become doctors, biotechnologists, etc. further a factory in a community provides a base for many other jobs. People go to the market, get their hair done, get divorced and pay attorneys, get married and buy homes, cars, jewelry. People have children and send them to school, preferably private school. They support religious education. The list is endless. Also many of the people outsourcing jobs wouldn't be in the position they are in today had they not had the opportunity to grow up in a middle to upper middle class family which supported them through childhood and into college. Grant it many come up the hard way, but they too had opportunity due to the U.S. economy.