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>unemployed by choice >they are unwilling to move to places where the jobs are. How exactly would an unemployed person move? security deposit/down payment, mo

>unemployed by choice >they are unwilling to move to places where the jobs are. How exactly would an unemployed person move? security deposit/down payment, moving costs, etc all cost real money, and without an income, I'm not sure how you would expect someone to move across the country. Humans are on average risk averse - and certainly no one would advise someone to move out to california on their credit card, in hopes of immediately finding a well paying job. Its not like someone who has been unemployed for two years is so attractive that theyd be getting offers with relocation included thrown at them.

yummyfajitas 10y ago
How exactly would an unemployed person move? security deposit/down payment, moving costs, etc all cost real money, and without an income, I'm not sure how you would expect someone to move across the country. Strangely, illegal Mexicans seem to have solved this problem. In fact, they solved it so well that we plan to build a wall to keep them out. This is why I say we need to import a better working class. Our own leisure class seems completely incapable of doing anything!
- unprepare 10y ago
  Have you ever met an illegal immigrant? been to their home? asked them about their experience coming to the US? Its interesting to see you assume so much about illegal immigrants, when you clearly dont have even a foundational understanding of their lives here or in mexico.
  - yummyfajitas 10y ago
    Do you have a substantive argument, or merely the vague supposition that somewhere out there there must be some personal anecdote that invalidates what I said? Could you clarify what "assume so much" refers to? I'm pretty sure that the only assumption I made is that most illegal immigrants are not non-workers collecting benefits.
    - unprepare 10y ago
      Do you have a substantive argument, or is assuming that all illegal immigrants come here with 0 cash your argument?
      - yummyfajitas 10y ago
        It's possible illegal immigrants saved money - the question then arises why the Americans didn't.
        unprepare 10y ago
        sure, we can complete the circle i guess. because they are unemployed.

yummyfajitas 10y ago

How exactly would an unemployed person move? security deposit/down payment, moving costs, etc all cost real money, and without an income, I'm not sure how you would expect someone to move across the country. Strangely, illegal Mexicans seem to have solved this problem. In fact, they solved it so well that we plan to build a wall to keep them out. This is why I say we need to import a better working class. Our own leisure class seems completely incapable of doing anything!

unprepare 10y ago
Have you ever met an illegal immigrant? been to their home? asked them about their experience coming to the US? Its interesting to see you assume so much about illegal immigrants, when you clearly dont have even a foundational understanding of their lives here or in mexico.
- yummyfajitas 10y ago
  Do you have a substantive argument, or merely the vague supposition that somewhere out there there must be some personal anecdote that invalidates what I said? Could you clarify what "assume so much" refers to? I'm pretty sure that the only assumption I made is that most illegal immigrants are not non-workers collecting benefits.
  - unprepare 10y ago
    Do you have a substantive argument, or is assuming that all illegal immigrants come here with 0 cash your argument?
    - yummyfajitas 10y ago
      It's possible illegal immigrants saved money - the question then arises why the Americans didn't.
      - unprepare 10y ago
        sure, we can complete the circle i guess. because they are unemployed.