NCFisher
"White folx tiring me with Caudacity..."
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What I find comical is he feels he does not owe anybody anything, while proclaiming the national policy owes his cause.
Are immigrants to this country who are people of color more or less successful than their US born counterparts?
I'm sure one of our statistical experts could find these metrics. I think the results could be interesting.
At Lowe's this afternoon a black woman asked if I worked there. My therapist says the PTSD will subside in in few weeks, I'm taking a sabbatical from work in the hopes I can be 80% of the man I was this morning.
This is one thing democrats struggle to reconcile. They want living wages and a more lax immigration policy. You can’t do both. Immigrants depress wages for low skill jobs. If you want to artificially inflate wages by government decree in the name of equity you’re going to find the push for automation accelerated.The bulk of studies not seemingly picking data to suit an argument, indicate such migrants do better, whether African, Asian, or Hisp/Latino and are more entrepreneurial. Some bring higher education levels with them, while others do not.
Economically, it's a mixed bag; I think this is an objective perspective that mostly aligns with studies I've seen over the years: Yes, Immigration Hurts American Workers with the bottom line being that immigration hurts most those already in pain, low-skilled native workers, and very little relief for them. He's also one of the few honest enough to acknowledge that immigrants consume enormous subsidy/welfare, or whatever you'd like to call it, despite the claim "immigrants don't get welfare".
I was at a landscaping place a couple weeks ago and there was a guy out by the rock pallets in a truck. I went over there to look at some flagstone and he lets me know he’s waiting on his contractor to call him back. I said uh ok, he then proceeds to explain in detail what his project is and what he thinks he’s going to need and what colors work etc. I couldn’t get a word in. He finally takes a breath and I said that all sounds great, just so you know I don’t work here. He looked at me for a second and said well I feel stupid lol.I understand your trauma.
I was on the putting green this weekend and some guy pulled up in a cart about 30 feet away and starting motion for me to come over.
I walked away from my sidewinder 20 footer I was lining up to see who it was. When I got over there he asked me, “Where do you want me to leave my golf cart?”
I didn’t even bother correcting him. I said “Just leave it there and I’ll take care of it.”
can you give me the coordinates for the steaks & taters?? axin fer a friend.
This is one thing democrats struggle to reconcile. They want living wages and a more lax immigration policy. You can’t do both. Immigrants depress wages for low skill jobs. If you want to artificially inflate wages by government decree in the name of equity you’re going to find the push for automation accelerated.
Oh pleaseWe're not past that history at all. Multiple examples of institutionalized segregation still exist in the South within the past fifteen years. School construction issues in Mississippi. Licensure and ID offices in Alabama. Voting in Georgia. Easily searched, easily found.
The "Left" hasn't done much to help, I agree. They've patted themselves on the back for throwing money in the general direction and then moving on to the next thing to congratulate themselves for.
Disqualify yourself by listing voting in GAWe're not past that history at all. Multiple examples of institutionalized segregation still exist in the South within the past fifteen years. School construction issues in Mississippi. Licensure and ID offices in Alabama. Voting in Georgia. Easily searched, easily found.
The "Left" hasn't done much to help, I agree. They've patted themselves on the back for throwing money in the general direction and then moving on to the next thing to congratulate themselves for.
Mississippi is heavily segregated (although not forcefully). As already mentioned, schools are controlled as close to the local level as possible, although there are models of success.We're not past that history at all. Multiple examples of institutionalized segregation still exist in the South within the past fifteen years. School construction issues in Mississippi. Licensure and ID offices in Alabama. Voting in Georgia. Easily searched, easily found.
The "Left" hasn't done much to help, I agree. They've patted themselves on the back for throwing money in the general direction and then moving on to the next thing to congratulate themselves for.
Mississippi is heavily segregated (although not forcefully). As already mentioned, schools are controlled as close to the local level as possible, although there are models of success.
Mississippi district shows integrated schools pay off: 'We're stronger than we've ever been'
Depends entirely on the person.
Generally though, not valuable enough to need to punish those who have it.
its the tale of this country.Those with a so called “head start” most likely have hard working parents (both) that instill those same qualities onto their kids but even then there’s no guarantee. How many generations of government assistance does it take for someone to make some effort to instill those same values in their own kids? If you don’t work, have 5 kids with 5 baby daddy’s, didn’t try in school or ensure your kids do, etc then I doubt your going to get that “head start”. Someone has to break the cycle instead of constantly crying and wanting to be a victim.
its the tale of this country.
99% of the successful people had to apply themselves, to something. sports, tech, business, science, farming, education, whatever. doesn't matter where they started, all that matters is where they take themselves. the government can't give that away, and really seems to have the opposite effect on people.