Geez, Larry, that's a simplistic view of workers. What should be the proper expectations for someone entering the workforce? Is everyone actually equal? Cert

Geez, Larry, that's a simplistic view of workers. What should be the proper expectations for someone entering the workforce? Is everyone actually equal? Certainly not. Some earn qualifications to do various types of "Knowledge Work" and others don't. Some will take smart risks, work hard, create value, build capital, and be able to employ others. Others take dumb risks, create little value, and go from personal bankruptcy to personal bankruptcy. And still others will take their qualifications and work for large companies or organizations, and get used to not taking on any risks. They put in their time, create marginal value, and go home. If they're not earning what they think they deserve, they can take their complaint to the marketplace, line up interviews, put their best face forward, and see if they can convince an employer to see it their way. I'm disappointed in Larry's pandering to the "I'm a victim" mentality. We need more people with an "I can do anything" mentality.