> Entrepreneurs can feel free to try out crazy ideas without the constant pressure of losing their shirt; Not sure where that "extrapolation" comes from. > pe

> Entrepreneurs can feel free to try out crazy ideas without the constant pressure of losing their shirt; Not sure where that "extrapolation" comes from. > people in between jobs can feel free to spend time looking for options they can tolerate. This doesn't seem to apply to the people such a program is aimed at. > Basic jobs solves none of these problems These aren't the problems the program addressed in the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Who can follow this twisted path to no conclusion? From the topical post: > I once read an economist discussing why unemployment exists at all. That's the kind of gem that's supposed to mean something, while steering the discussion. > Jobs are actually a big cause of poverty Revising "living" to be "working" is so toxic, as to highlight this is a giant troll. This article shows some select ignorance and is peppered with lies.