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To: entropy12

I Like the cut of your Jib. So now everyone going to College should get a Engineering Degree.

In 10 years the market will be swamped, wages stagnated and many Engineering Graduates will be living in their parents basement. The best part, those 50 or older will get pink slipped for a younger cheaper entrant into the field.

Sweet.

There were Thousands if not millions of good paying jobs lost due to the overwhelming influx of low skilled laborers.
Fact is a lot of those American Workers that lost those jobs didn’t have the means nor the intelligence to earn a Engineering Degree.

That’s wrong. When American Citizens are put out of work and the wages stagnate due to a flooded labor pool ALL Americans suffer.

The Skilled Trade Worker legislation is a Joke. The whole justification of it in the first place is to fill voids American Workers can’t fill. When companies lay off hundreds or thousands and off shore the work to Pakeestan
there aren’t voids being filled. It is Greedy Corp. Execs. getting rich and padding the Campaign chests of Politicians like Harry Reid and Turtle McConnell.

America loses.


22 posted on 05/01/2015 10:58:39 AM PDT by VRWCarea51 (The original 1998 version)
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To: VRWCarea51

I gave you ONE example of where the jobs are.
There are dozens and dozens of fields which lack supply of skilled workers.

If the programmers a company hires are sub-par, that company is stupid. And they will soon go out of business, as they should. That is how open market capitalism works. It is 180 degrees opposite of protectionism.


30 posted on 05/01/2015 11:12:55 AM PDT by entropy12 (Prediction: Walker will win Iowa primary, NH is wide open, SC looking good for Cruz)
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