Posted on 10/06/2022 7:29:22 PM PDT by george76
I see that happening (less men in college), but not that result; here in NJ many doctors are foreign men.
I understand the gravitation towards trades such as electricians, plumbers, etc. (seem more stable and “foreign-coolie resistant”), but I believe in the NYC metro area truckers aren’t paid enough to combat the high cost of living.
Learning an actual trade where you get a job or go to school for 6 to 8 years and get a liberal arts doctorate degree in ass hair weaving.
Liberals would take the second option.
I disagree.
Work ethic is no longer cultivated.
Job opportunities will be wide open for people who know how to fix and build stuff.
Saving, to read later.
Link please.
Trump worked with the various tradesmen on his building projects…
I worked on construction projects in Denver….till 2000….the whites were sending there kids to college…the Mexicans were getting there kids in apprentice programs to become electricians and plumbers…
We are still left with a lot “untrainable” dummies.
They need express courses on how to use a broom. How to clean a bath room. For the smarter dummies ..train then semi skills..like how to use a hand truck or a hammer.
Bring back work fare!
If you are on the dole ..you do not get to sit on your can all day. You must work 20-30 hrs a week or attend dum dum training.
That’s great. My four kids all chose their own paths.
All are strong Christian’s, active in some sort of ministry, independent and debt free
Obviously they had a good upbringing, we are both blessed.
I was over on Facebook(one of the few times I am not in FB jail) arguing about trannies. I clicked on her photo and up came her work history.
After years of taking “Women’s Studies” at a University, she was working as a finger nail polisher.
Me? I worked in the hard knocks of a steel shop, took welding courses at the local trade school and after 31 years in a power plant retired.
I have 2 technical college degrees. Both programs required 2 humanities classes. Thankfully that was back in the late 70’s and again the late 80’s.
When I finally went back to school in 2000 and got my BS in Civil Engineering in 2002, I only had 1 class (freshman level Lit that I took during my last semester as a SR.) that had an uber-Lib teacher. By then I was 42, and needless to say I challenged her every chance I could.
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