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Nothing Warms My Heart Like This

Here's what happens when you ghost an employer too many times. you get listed as unreliable, disrespectful and untrustworthy.

Do it enough to too many employers and you get a sitinkass note by your name and you're blacklisted.

And yes it does happen so then you end up in mom's basement or garage or homeless working scut jobs.

So, fear the employer. Nah, no. Change in the workplace is where all real change begins from. That's where ya live. That is where the economic pressure rubber meets the road. If ya can/t even push back on your employer for better, safer conditions, pay, benefits, leave, etc, you cooperate in what The Powell Memorandum called for; less economic security for the working class.

And it also just goes to show, the operating assumption, very openly is, what an employer is looking for is a passive swallower-follower employ with no spine, and no questions.
 

EatTheRich

President
It won't be, it's a pyramid scheme, and pyramid scheme go bust usually spectacularly. The best I can hope for is to shut it down and screw over Boomers, because they are trying to do the exact same thing to me.
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I added the line for illustrative purposes.

So stop taking social security taxes out and mandate disability insurance.
Social security is a defined-benefit basic income program for the old and disabled. Not an investment scheme of any sort. Allowing you to “keep” the small fraction of your paycheck that goes to fund it (while losing the matching funds from your employer) and invest it in the stock market is a recipe for institutional investors to tank the market while they make off with your money.
 

EatTheRich

President
Right, the banks faith in home-owners was misplaced. People dreamed of buying houses, and the banks merely facilitated their dreams. The only thing banks are guilty of is letting hearts get in the way of head. If they were thinking with their heads they would have scrutinized borrowers more carefully, instead they sympathized with Americans pursuing "the American dream" regardless of whether they could pay for it.
No. They purposely pumped their money into risky credit-default swaps because that’s where the action was. What did they care if their investments went belly-up? The taxpayers were waiting to bail them out.
 

EatTheRich

President
They make it possible for others to feed their families, and put a roof over their heads.

Not everyone wants to cheat the government out of welfare dollars like you do. Some want to work for a living.
And incomes are UP, now that we no longer have a fukkking NAZI for a president, like we did for eight years before Trump took the oath of office. . There are more high paying jobs now than ever before in the history of this country and the Obama had absolutely NOTHING WHATSOEVER to do with it.

Those brats who ghosted those jobs should be put on a no-hire blacklist. Let them stay at home in their idiot parents' basements until they fukking grow up.

I'll ask again. HOW did you get so fukked up?
Obama, a liberal, was president before Trump. Median household income rose by 14.4% during Obama’s last 3 years in office, vs. 2.9% during Trump’s first 3 years in office.
 
No. They purposely pumped their money into risky credit-default swaps because that’s where the action was. What did they care if their investments went belly-up? The taxpayers were waiting to bail them out.
They sold cds to generate more cash to loan out which in turn facilitated more people achieving their dream of home ownership.
 
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TBLee

Governor
Right, the banks faith in home-owners was misplaced. People dreamed of buying houses, and the banks merely facilitated their dreams. The only thing banks are guilty of is letting hearts get in the way of head. If they were thinking with their heads they would have scrutinized borrowers more carefully, instead they sympathized with Americans pursuing "the American dream" regardless of whether they could pay for it.
It's called personal responsibility. One knows what their income is and what their expenses are. Live within your means.
 
Social security is a defined-benefit basic income program for the old and disabled. Not an investment scheme of any sort. Allowing you to “keep” the small fraction of your paycheck that goes to fund it (while losing the matching funds from your employer) and invest it in the stock market is a recipe for institutional investors to tank the market while they make off with your money.
I am not advocating for ending the employer side of social security taxes. Just put that directly in a saving account I can control and I will be better off than the current system.
 
The system is set up to steal from the young to give to the old. I would like to see that reversed.
If it were to be, it would be an utter rejection of your own world view. This is what you advocate, "fock everyone but me". Just a tad disjointed to bemoan people doing what you urge them to do because of who you assert we all helplessly are.

Make a decision.
 
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