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You seem to be suggesting recycling as a jobs program. That makes me nervous. I would rather have a recycling program that is as efficient as possible and a sep
by grimtrigger 13y ago
You seem to be suggesting recycling as a jobs program. That makes me nervous. I would rather have a recycling program that is as efficient as possible and a separate jobs program that is as efficient as possible. This hybrid seems to serve neither well.
- judk 13y agoIt is a public-private partnership, not so different in structure from the military-industrial complex. Weild your disapproval consistently. What is a jobs program if not paying people to do useful work?
- pyre 13y agoWhile I don't agree with the parent to your post, I will say that a more 'efficient' jobs program would be one that teaches them useful skills in the job market (e.g. a skilled trade like welding). An example would be the Hoover Dam, which was a jobs program under FDR's New Deal (thought maybe not an excellent example as many of the jobs were high-risk).
- dllthomas 13y agoDigging through dumpsters and being ignored... sounds like we're training a bunch of PI's?
- grimtrigger 13y agoWeild your disapproval consistently You have no idea what my opinion on the military-industrial complex is