I try to imagine how today’s crybabies would have made it through the Great Depression that wasn’t over before there was a World War? Our parents and grandparents did what they had to do. That’s the only advice there is, however trite it may sound.
These whiners are a discouraging word.
I try to imagine how today’s crybabies would have made it through the Great Depression that wasn’t over before there was a World War? Our parents and grandparents did what they had to do. That’s the only advice there is, however trite it may sound.-———
The Obama Greater Depression is on the way. Today’s crybabies are gonna get there chance at going through it. It ain’t gonna be pretty.
Just because it doesn’t look horrid right this minute(to some), doesn’t mean it’s not gonna be ,soon enough.
It’s comin...
The unemployment/underemployment number for men between the ages of 25 and 50 is 1 in 5 (20%) if that isn't a depression, there never has been a depression.
The problem isn't that the older worker is harder working or more fit for the job. They simply have kept their jobs due to union and or regulatory reasons.
It is very simple math and logic.
Look at the charts. I assure you those who are in their thirties and forties are every bit as good and valuable as those over fifty fiver. But no one gets sued by thirty six year old white men who are released from work. Damn near every fifty-six year old woman beats a path to the nearest ambulance chaser to file an EEOC lawsuit the second someone six weeks younger is allowed to remain employed ahead of them.