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Re: Societies productive output???


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Posted by casechev on October 04, 2015 at 13:00:58 from (72.135.213.173):

In Reply to: Societies productive output??? posted by JD Seller on October 04, 2015 at 09:38:59:

JD.....home run !!. Sorry, I just had to use a sports analogy. Many, many, many of the problems in our society do not get solved....because they do not get dicussed....because all we care about and talk about are sports (including my previous addiction to auto racing). Your example of Cascade sports facilities is perfect. Plenty of $$$$ for sports facilities, but very little for actual education. While obsessing over the Cubs vs. whomever or Bears vs. Packers or Hawkeyes vs. Badgers......Cascade's downtown has turned into something identical downtown Tijuana......but who cares....we're going to State !!
In local Milwaukee news this week....a back bencher for the Milwaukee Bucks was just awarded a 4yr. $44,000,000.00 contract....and when he did an interview, he could not put together a full, coherent sentence.

Several years ago, I attended a university seminar on labor, migration, joblessness etc. The subject of joblessness in Milwaukee was discussed at length. At the time there was over 50% joblessness rate among working age inner city men. At the same time, it was mentioned that dairy farmers in Wisconsin were begging for a steady flow of Hispanic immigrants to fill jobs. I asked why the Milwaukee men out of work could not be attracted and trained to fill these jobs without importing foreign workers. The learned Phd moderator and author of world-renowned labor studies stated; "there are major aspirational issues with the inner city young men, that will not allow them to perform the kind of work necessary on a dairy farm". Translation.....if I can't play professional basketball, baseball or football like I see on TV.....I ain't leaving the house"


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