Posted by NY 986 on June 06, 2015 at 08:37:36 from (174.254.176.230):
In Reply to: Re: Raising $400? posted by JD Seller on June 06, 2015 at 07:04:15:
I am with you down until the last paragraph. It was true a generation ago that poor people had poor ways but that has changed. Some people stil have difficulty due to poor economic habits but a greater percentage are doomed from the get go no matter what they do and it takes luck to break the cycle. A lot of it is relative to having lower paying jobs versus a generation ago while certain costs adjusted for inflation have not gone down.
To be honest the local economic situation scares me because I don't see any of the 10-12 dollar per hour jobs you describe at least in terms of availability to be applied for. If the farm gets to the point to where it is not working out then most likely I would have to leave the area altogether. 30 hours between 3 eight dollar per hour employers would mean living in your vehicle. That is the situation some people face. I would agree that there are people out there that do not try hard enough but there are people who are just caught up in circumstances. When you have no set schedule at McDonald's or WalMart it is hard to go to the community college to get the education that leads to a better job elsewhere.
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