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**Erawise** · 01-04-2011, 05:32 PM

A very noble position to hold, one that more people could benefit from.

That may be true but if it were the most effective way of measuring unemployment then all the major news organizations would use this standard. I'm using the standard that allows us to compare easily between now and before.

You should want to blame the people responsible for the massive transfer of wealth and class warfare that has been going on for decades - the REPUBLICANS.

How can anyone find solutions when they don't even admit that an entire political party is pushing for the exact same policies that nearly destroyed the country (and the world) in the first place?

It won't solve itself and it won't be solved with Republicans actively trying to tear down the POTUS above all else. Or worse actively trying to prevent recovery by slashing spending.

I think the truth that people don't want to hear is that Republicans have dupped anyone making less than 250K per year into voting for them by using catchy soundbites and playing to their clueless base.

What I'm hearing you say is that it's all the Republicans' fault and none of the Democrats' fault.

But in truth, it is partially the Republicans' fault and it is partially the Democrats' fault.

The foundational cause of the mess were in is because MCIs -- Multi-Cultural Internationalists -- on the left, those who rule the Dems, and the CGEs -- Corporate Global Expansionists -- on the right, those who rule the Repubs, have for a number of decades now favored the transfer of Americans' living-wage jobs to people of other-country citizenship, the MCIs for their dysfunctional social reasons, and the CGEs for their obsessive economic reasons. For more on the matter, read this: Political Action to Get our Jobs Back!

I greatly caution anyone to avoid getting sucked into the liberal v conservative bipolar conflict of "we're right and you're wrong", as it leads to blindness to the truth and associated ideological irrationality.

The severe un- and under- employment crisis needs solutions, solutions that cannot be found when one's head is enmeshed in the liberal v. conservative bipolar conflict dysfunction.

01-04-2011, 05:32 PM	#27
Erawise Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	A very noble position to hold, one that more people could benefit from. That may be true but if it were the most effective way of measuring unemployment then all the major news organizations would use this standard. I'm using the standard that allows us to compare easily between now and before. You should want to blame the people responsible for the massive transfer of wealth and class warfare that has been going on for decades - the REPUBLICANS. How can anyone find solutions when they don't even admit that an entire political party is pushing for the exact same policies that nearly destroyed the country (and the world) in the first place? It won't solve itself and it won't be solved with Republicans actively trying to tear down the POTUS above all else. Or worse actively trying to prevent recovery by slashing spending. I think the truth that people don't want to hear is that Republicans have dupped anyone making less than 250K per year into voting for them by using catchy soundbites and playing to their clueless base. What I'm hearing you say is that it's all the Republicans' fault and none of the Democrats' fault. But in truth, it is partially the Republicans' fault and it is partially the Democrats' fault. The foundational cause of the mess were in is because MCIs -- Multi-Cultural Internationalists -- on the left, those who rule the Dems, and the CGEs -- Corporate Global Expansionists -- on the right, those who rule the Repubs, have for a number of decades now favored the transfer of Americans' living-wage jobs to people of other-country citizenship, the MCIs for their dysfunctional social reasons, and the CGEs for their obsessive economic reasons. For more on the matter, read this: Political Action to Get our Jobs Back! I greatly caution anyone to avoid getting sucked into the liberal v conservative bipolar conflict of "we're right and you're wrong", as it leads to blindness to the truth and associated ideological irrationality. The severe un- and under- employment crisis needs solutions, solutions that cannot be found when one's head is enmeshed in the liberal v. conservative bipolar conflict dysfunction.
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