[grania]

I'm all for that Bracaro program. Way back, a cranberry bog owner actually had to try to find workers in the community before he could bring in contract labor from Cambodia. Some locals going through tough times actually took those jobs and got a fresh start.

I just don't know how we get back to sanity easily. The percentage of those who don't work among young adults is staggering. They have to be brought into the job market. This cuts across ethnic and racial lines. As near as I can see, it doesn't involve ability. It's that it's too easy for them to survive without working.

The US needs a "time out" to stabilize our population.

[usconservative]

I just don't know how we get back to sanity easily. The percentage of those who don't work among young adults is staggering. They have to be brought into the job market. This cuts across ethnic and racial lines. As near as I can see, it doesn't involve ability. It's that it's too easy for them to survive without working.

I do not remember where I saw it, but I read last Friday that one in six American males between the ages of 25 and 54 IS NOT WORKING.

That's worse than the Great Depression. The media's silence is deafening.