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**Dokescoonse** · 01-25-2012, 03:00 AM

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Also, try to be polite. It goes a long way. I don't mean anything I write here as a personal attack on you. And my private life and who I know or don't doesn't have anything to do with that discussion.

My point is that an understanding and awareness of the financial challenges facing low paid workers puts the consequences, to individuals, of macro-economic policies into perspective. Seems hard to get that understanding without directly, and thus vicariously, experiencing the outlook of at least one person who is struggling.

I am also suggesting that the political reactions need to be considered.

I concede that I did advance my point in a way that was impolite. My apologies.

01-25-2012, 03:00 AM	#12
Dokescoonse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 507 Senior Member	[q] Also, try to be polite. It goes a long way. I don't mean anything I write here as a personal attack on you. And my private life and who I know or don't doesn't have anything to do with that discussion. My point is that an understanding and awareness of the financial challenges facing low paid workers puts the consequences, to individuals, of macro-economic policies into perspective. Seems hard to get that understanding without directly, and thus vicariously, experiencing the outlook of at least one person who is struggling. I am also suggesting that the political reactions need to be considered. I concede that I did advance my point in a way that was impolite. My apologies.
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