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What about the work ethic? Do millennials study and work as hard as their parents did? If not, how can they expect to earn more and have higher status?https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1221066710230368256 …
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That’s what I’m talking about! I grew up on the wrong side of the tracks and decided at an early age I was not going to live the way my parents did. It’s a choice
Love to hear that for the both of you! Certainly, hard work goes a long way for some, but not for all. I'm glad your experience worked out... but I hope you understand not everyone is as fortunate, no matter how hard they work.https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/09/26/income-inequality-america-highest-its-been-since-census-started-tracking-it-data-show/ …
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THIS (as depicted in the bivouac photo) is also a choice. Isolating oneself from the numerous, multi-tiered social services offered to those in need is NOT the fault of anyone other than the person making the choice to do so. Nice try blaming society for individual choice. Derp
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Hey Al. That is also not true. My sister suffers from mental illness and can't stay at home because of it, yet can't stay in a hospital because she's used up her LIFETIME psych hospital stays. No program exists that can help her that doesn't cost thousands of dollars.
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