reply to post by onequestion
I will give you a serious answer -
I am 50 years old - my son is 30 years old.
My son works hard - he is currently working building houses - the first one there, framing the house - for $18.00 and hour. He has no health care, no
retirement, no savings. He has a 10 year old daughter that he has child support taken out of his check ( and back pay child support) as he was
unemployed in this "booming" economic revival, for a while, off and on.
I work as a registered nurse. I work for the state of wisconsin and have for 21 years - worked in wisconsin and iowa before this. I do have a
retirement that I can only pray isn't deep-sixed in the looming financial meltdown.
Of course, my son and I have paid into social security since we started working as teenagers - like anybody with a bit of sense thinks this will be
there to collect from after having paid a fortune into it by having payroll taxes taken out all these years.
I have a mortgage on a house which is relative on the market what it is worth - in a financial collapse - it will be worth nothing - but my mortgage
will still be what I owe on it - not to mention property taxes......
There appears to be no future in america at present, except for having nothing of worth, so that you can imbibe on the "gov't welfare system" - or
engage in illegal activities - such as getting paid in cash, without the horrendous, multitude of federal and state taxes that are deducted from the
sum of "legal" work.
Food prices keep on increasing.... and how much radiation is in the "healthy" food one wants to buy?
I believe you are living in the northwest? And anyone with half a brain can see what's in the ocean, and floating over all of us in the sky, and
coming down to rain on the land that the food is grown on.
Disenfranchised from the billionaire gov't idiots that keep making laws to apply to us and not to them.
We feel your pain, and hopelessness to actually be a good, intelligent, hard-working person - who wants just the basices and maybe a bit more, for
their labors.