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And who will hire a 40y.o. worker with no work experience and some internet-taught skills?
by dagenleg 10y ago
And who will hire a 40y.o. worker with no work experience and some internet-taught skills?
- malandrew 10y agoMore employers than would will hire a 40y.o. worker with no work experience and no skills.
- jstanley 10y agoNobody is suggesting people get hired with no experience and little skill. If you create value for people they'll give you money for it, it's as simple as that. If people aren't prepared to give you money for it, it's obviously not creating as much value as you think it is. That's nobody's fault but your own.
- badsock 10y agoAh, the good old Social Darwinism argument.
- newyankee 10y agoSurvive or die, i am thriving because i am smart, dedicated, hardworking and you won't because likely you miss some of these things (backgrounds do not matter) /s
- s73ver 10y agoSo how does this person feed their family, then?
- jstanley 10y agoThey won't be able to. How does a wild animal feed his family if he can't catch any food? He gets out-competed by more effective individuals. Given finite resources and unbounded population growth, population must grow to the point where there are not enough resources to support everybody, and then some people have to start dying.
- s73ver 10y agoOk. We'll just make sure to move them all next to you while this happens.
- Can_Not 10y agoAs much as you'd like to invoke social Darwinism, maybe they are secretly lazy or whatever, but there is one underlying issue. We are a modern civilized society. As a society, we have an obligation to prepare our children for the future. "Let them starve" means I'm going to be killed in front of my son behind a theatre by someone who's parents were allowed to starve. The solution isn't to buy a house in a gated community and pretend like problems go away.