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Work makes the man. Compulsory general education and workers rights (to not work) has systemically disadvantaged native-born workers. That is understandable for
by casey2 2y ago
Work makes the man. Compulsory general education and workers rights (to not work) has systemically disadvantaged native-born workers. That is understandable for back breaking labor were death is commonplace but it simply isn't justifiable for office work nor most construction and landscaping work.
OUR economy is not growing when there are millions of men who sit at home staring screens all day bumming off the government and their parents, many more million are in prison. Either cancel free money and food program, draft them for much needed infrastructure work or run them out of major cities to fend for themselves, trimming the fat.
I for one am fine with the most intelligent and driven workers coming into the country, they are the ones that make life worth living. I am not fine with lazy countrymen who think billionaires own them something.