It doesn't work that way anymore.... but touching none the less
Yeah - some jobs are going away forever - like a significant percentage of the construction jobs that only materialized as a result real-estate bubble in the history of the world.
Even if trying to squander trillions more fully-reflate the real estate bubble wasn't profoundly retarded, there isn't enough real wealth in the US to do so. They're going to have to find other lines of work. Anyone who tells them otherwise really isn't helping them.
Programs that help them make the transition are good - trying to pretend that the bubble is going to reflate, or squandering trillions trying to reflate it isn't.
THE ANSWER IS HIGH SPEED TRAINS!!!!
Actually, I think it was "Work will make you free".
I looked up the quote, I was wrong , imagine, here it is,"Everyone gets what he deserves"
I recall it as AE does: Arbeit macht frei.
What quote / reference are you getting this from?
Nonsense.
Talk is cheap! KKK now claims that he was willing to see his investments go up in smoke just because his religion says that it was necessary to kill the stock market to save it from government intervention. You people are just a bunch of bad liars or just fucking retarded.
The market is cyclical dumbass. Middle-aged investors know they have decades to retirement so if you 401k plummets 20-30% with 25 years to go, you don't panic and give up on the system.
You really are a whiny little turd.
We arrived at base camp (unnamed lake at base of N ridge) around 3 pm and watched the route most of the afternoon and saw nothing come down, which gave us some comfort for the next day. We had a predawn start and made good time. Temps were a bit cool leading up to the climb and on summit day itself.
I did the Adams Glacier in mid-July a couple of years ago and it was fantastic. However, there was only one pitch of 60-70 degree ice, and the rest was just a nice walkup on very firm snow in the 40-45 degree range. We had no problems with moats or routefinding (we chose a line on the right side of the glacier and then went to the middle). As for rock/ice fall - there was some later in the afternoon, but we got around that section fairly quickly.
If we're in a fairly early phase of what looks like long term structural crisis, it's more important to be asking the right kind of questions.
all you do is whine and bitch
it had nothing to do with eco-righteousness and everything about knowing who rides the bus.
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exactly, you don't even know and yet you are pontificating. I don't have the numbers but I am willing to bet that a large majority of bus riders in seattle/king county are lower midde class and poor (although with your economic legacy it's hard to tell the difference nowadays)
Tell us what bus route(s) you ride j_b. I'll check them out to tabulate all the "poor folk" on them.