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>There's jobs for people who work hard. So let's think this tautology through. It's difficult to get a job -> person is not able to get employment -> person b
by fjjrxcbdhx 10y ago
>There's jobs for people who work hard.
So let's think this tautology through. It's difficult to get a job -> person is not able to get employment -> person becomes unemployed -> only lazy people are unemployed -> lazy people don't want jobs -> therefore everyone is employed
- andrewstuart 10y agoYou can make my words say that if you want.
- fjjrxcbdhx 10y agoIt's an empty statement because as long as anyone is employed, there will still be "enough jobs for people who work hard." It doesn't matter if there's 99.999% unemployment, since working hard by your definition is circularly referenced to already having a job. The word for that is a tautology.