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If that's the case, you're better of educating that populace to change the position of leverage to be in their favor than you are complaining about the word cho
by joelrunyon 13y ago
If that's the case, you're better of educating that populace to change the position of leverage to be in their favor than you are complaining about the word choice that accurately reflects the current reality of the situation.
- chrisbennet 13y agoI know this thread is making me sound like a raving loon or communist and I'm not, honest! It's the sense of entitlement that bugs me. As to your point, better educating the populace has not been a solution so far. The glut of college educated people has not improved the employer/employee relationship. The lack of jobs is a systemic thing that more education is not going to fix unfortunately. Few people will admit that though.
- joelrunyon 13y agoI meant educating the populace in how to get into a position of leverage - not simply just getting education to get education.