How do you propose a justice which denies comfort to people on poverty? Which way does your mind go?the above would have never occurred to me. My mind just doesn't go that way.
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How do you propose a justice which denies comfort to people on poverty? Which way does your mind go?the above would have never occurred to me. My mind just doesn't go that way.
How do you propose a justice which denies comfort to people on poverty? Which way does your mind go?
You're bringing your preconceptions to something I never wrote. Please, reread my post. There is quite a difference between comfort in poverty and comfort with poverty. While I comfort them in their poverty, I discourage them from being comfortable with their poverty. I have found nothing that keeps people in poverty like comfort with poverty.
There is more than one way to look at anything.
The exculpatory is never empowering, and the empowering is never exculpatory.
I discourage the poor from the exculpatory and encourage the empowering.
I'd rather that families not even be in such a predicament that their children are forced to work full-time jobs out of necessity.So in other words, you have a family who is poverty striken and desperate and you want the state to step in and make it illegal for one of the members of that family to work so that they can rmemdy that situation.
The problem with that situation is the condition you find yourself in prior to encountering someone willing to offer you a job. It is not the employers fault that you are deperate and have no skills. You got yourself into that position. So you do what everyone has do do in that position, what I had to do in fact, take a job that doesnt pay very well and one you dont like and use it as a stepping stone to a better one.
As long as they agree with your political views.![]()
There is much more to politics than government. One's politics are a combination of one's values and how one relates them to others. Political beliefs such as the proper distribution of authority and responsibility contribute more to one's poverty or wealth than how much money their parents had or the color of their skin.
I don't suppose you have any proof of this, do you?
-Dan.
Scores of changed lives. Good men, good husbands, good fathers, good workers, good friends, no excuses.
Of course there were those so offended by our emphasis on personal responsibility that they returned to those who made them comfortable with their poverty.
Then why are the wealthiest states in our country typically liberal, and the poorest typically conservative? All of you personal responsibility types don't seem to have much affinity for education, seeing as how the best educated states mostly voted for Obama.
-Dan.
If you want to learn to swim, you have to take the life jacket off
That speaks to their character
The men I work with are not college educated. Many of them have criminal records or worse. The masons can make anywhere from $80k up depending on skill and ambition. I have one young man, Randal, who made $102K the year he turned twenty four. Randal never graduated from high school. There are eleven men on Randal's crew. Most of those men have families. That's a lot of mouths being fed. Not bad for some uneducated bricklayers from Ohio.
Scores of changed lives. Good men, good husbands, good fathers, good workers, good friends, no excuses.
Of course there were those so offended by our emphasis on personal responsibility that they returned to those who made them comfortable with their poverty.
Because I swam there![]()