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...or maybe he will 2 Thessalonians 3:10 Mike Rowe (Dirty Jobs) sounds the alarm
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Mike Rowe is a corporate shill who masquerades as a friend of the worker. If he was the pro-worker advocate that he pretended to be, he'd be more honest about the wages and working conditions of those "dirty jobs." They're typically very physical and leave the workers in rough shape after a couple decades. The pay is often low, especially when the workers aren't unionized; benefits can be thin; schedules are inflexible; and the work cultures are often unprofessional and off-putting to anybody not interested in acting like "one of the guys." Contrary to the video's assertion, an average of $31.44 across the entire manufacturing industry is not especially good pay and could go quite a ways towards explaining why it's not attractive....or maybe he will 2 Thessalonians 3:10 Mike Rowe (Dirty Jobs) sounds the alarm
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This reminds me of a Benny Hill routine:...or maybe he will 2 Thessalonians 3:10 Mike Rowe (Dirty Jobs) sounds the alarm
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What corporation does he "shill" for?Mike Rowe is a corporate shill who masquerades as a friend of the worker.
He's been a pitch man for a number of companies including Ford, Caterpillar, Kimberly Clark, and Discovery. More broadly, he pushes a pro-corporate perspective and between his shows and his foundation, he's been funded by the Kochs, Federal Mogul Motor Parts / Carl Ichan, Universal Technical Institutes, Distribution Contractors Association, Clockwork Home Services, American Petroleum Institute, and the Distribution Contractors Association. He's pretty open about his show Six Degrees being funded by the oil and gas industries.What corporation does he "shill" for?
Interesting for sure. I was not doubting the story just wanted to find out more.
I did find a story about men work force that used the same exact wording back in 2016 "age — between 25 and 54 years old."
I think he actually worked for Discovery (Dirty Jobs, narrator for Deadliest Catch)He's been a pitch man for a number of companies including Ford, Caterpillar, Kimberly Clark, and Discovery. More broadly, he pushes a pro-corporate perspective and between his shows and his foundation, he's been funded by the Kochs, Federal Mogul Motor Parts / Carl Ichan, Universal Technical Institutes, Distribution Contractors Association, Clockwork Home Services, American Petroleum Institute, and the Distribution Contractors Association. He's pretty open about his show Six Degrees being funded by the oil and gas industries.
The original text for the 'Green New Deal' provided for those unwilling to workThe bible if man (man or woman) will not work its written "unwilling to work"
I’m familiar with the Koch’s. They funded Nova when I was a kid and their name is on the wall at Lincoln Center. I didn’t say they were pure evil. But they have lobbied extensively for, among other things, a pro-corporate form of libertarianism.I think he actually worked for Discovery (Dirty Jobs, narrator for Deadliest Catch)
MSNBC Television host Lawrence O'Donnell kinda changed his mind about those evil Koch Bros:
Rowe also has a scholarship for those pursuing the skilled trades, that are ignored in school these days. mikeroweWORKS FoundationRecovered, O'Donnell thanks Kochs
Lawrence O’Donnell returned to MSNBC’s “Last Word” and praises an unlikely hero - David Koch.www.politico.com
I admit I have a little bias, because I have worked 43 years in skilled trades (Machinist, Tool & Die)
The original text for the 'Green New Deal' provided for those unwilling to work
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and team attempt damage control after a fumbled Green New Deal rollout that included a line about paying Americans 'unwilling to work'
One of Ocasio-Cortez's advisers said on Fox News the line was from a "doctored" document, but another staffer conceded it had been posted to her site.www.businessinsider.com
I’ve always thought them rather Randian. (Which one will get the Gary Cooper treatment?)I’m familiar with the Koch’s. They funded Nova when I was a kid and their name is on the wall at Lincoln Center. I didn’t say they were pure evil. But they have lobbied extensively for, among other things, a pro-corporate form of libertarianism.
This is absolutely a first world entitlement and privilege problem. That first of all that you could choose not to work and still be able to survive and second to consider any job beneath you. All work has value and dignity. If you are a man. Real men will work instead of not and being dependant on others. I'm afraid we have made boys instead of men.absolutely agree with his message that these workers deserve more dignity and respect than they've been afforded, but what he neglects to mention is that it's often the jobs themselves that rob them of that dignity and, in doing so, confirm all of negative attitudes people have about them.
In the passage you quoted, I wasn’t referring to or defending the choice to not work at all. I was referring to the perception of certain types of jobs as being of low status, undignified, “bad jobs,” etc that disincentivize people from pursuing them. My point was that those perceptions are, in many cases, fueled by realities of the jobs and the working environments. If those jobs are going to be perceived as more dignified, the folks who run those businesses have to step up and professionalize things.This is absolutely a first world entitlement and privilege problem. That first of all that you could choose not to work and still be able to survive and second to consider any job beneath you. All work has value and dignity. If you are a man. Real men will work instead of not and being dependant on others. I'm afraid we have made boys instead of men.
Many skilled trades have changed over the years due to new technology. In my trade in my younger days you would start out as a bench helper/apprentice for a senior toolmaker. I haven't seen where that is the case today. Precision machining is now done on CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) Machines, as well as 3D printing, which is still coming along, so it's not as labor intensive as it was in the olden days. We have 3D modeling software to use, and 2D drafting software. Most manufacturers at one time had a Toolroom , or Model Shop- not the case anymore. They usually farm that work out.It's one thing to not choose the trades cause you don't want to do them. It's another entirely to eschew work completely. If these guys are working other jobs then I've got no issue with that. If they are getting paid not to work that's another problem entirely.
It seems that these days the only "dignified" job is a You Tube star, or an Instagram "influencer", or working for the federal government; parlaying that, of course into being a cable news channel host.I was referring to the perception of certain types of jobs as being of low status, undignified, “bad jobs,” etc that disincentivize people from pursuing them.
We really can't say the reasons why these men are taking time off. Bad pay, disability for a while or Unemployment. Who knows. But the welfare office in CA, don't give welfare to people, that aren't working. Unless they are parents. They give general relief Under $300 a month. But you need to put in a bunch of work application in . Also they said you have to pay it back. Medical and food stamps. But, After a while, they call you to train.
Odd that you have the “welfare fraud” statistic handy, pray, what’s the “military-spending, cost-overruns” fraud come to?Welfare fraud is 15% of the welfare payouts. In California 10% of payouts is fraudulent. I'm sure it's higher than that, but people know how to work the system to keep it coming.
Source?Welfare fraud is 15% of the welfare payouts.