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cbs goes mainstream
spasmcreek
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morning news trumpets blaring their program coming up about 4 migrant families and how evil we treat them at the border.......now these come here for ONE reason......to get FREEBIES...not to work to inprove their own country but to take the easy trip to the holy grail of better lifestyle without working for it....i started working a age 12 and continued till physically unable to do a lot of what i used to...so my reward is being TAXED to provide similar benefits that i worked for to endless hordes that take advantage of our undefended borders for the mere prize of stepping across a line in defiance of our laws loosely regarded by politicians who wish to increase their voter base on their cheap..... A SIMPLE SOLUTION.....close the border by simply turning all around headed back the way they came from...no separation, no free medical , dental,food, shelter, clothing and many other gifts that they demand for simply stepping across........or you will see the disintegration of this country riding a one way track that cannot be reversed....all ready in progress..many areas have no signage in English, thousands of gang members expanding their violence, creating more channels from a FAILED state of messico for drugs and blaming the users instead of the providers......etc, etc, etc......AMERICANS will be responsible for their own demise for enabling an attitude that we have to provide welfare to the whole world.....
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If you can beat them then join them! And Damn it's too hard to join the rich!
serf
https://futurism.com/the-byte/futurist-predicts-end-of-the-world
As jobs are automated out of existence, the division between the very wealthy and the very poor will grow ? and any notion of a comfortable middle class will vanish.
That?s according to Roey Tzezana, a future studies researcher at Israel?s Tel Aviv University, according to Haaretz. That stands in contrast to the common argument that new jobs will emerge as others vanish, painting a grim picture for the workforce and global economy.
Tzezana argues that the jobs that tend to survive automation are lower-paying, according to Haaretz, meaning that as companies generate increased wealth, almost none of it ends up in the pockets of workers. Instead, more people are stuck living paycheck to paycheck, even if unemployment rates are technically low.
?This figure is the end of the world for the average people,? Tzezana said, speaking about the growing gap between labor productivity and wages. ?It reflects a rather depressing picture: The state and the economy are advancing by storm ? but the workers are almost not benefiting from this progress and are left behind. It is almost a catastrophe.?
The end result? A society defined by pockets of extreme wealth but otherwise dominated by people who barely have enough to get by.