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Ok, here's my last attempt. Are you saying that it's preferable for a college graduate who can't find work in their field of study to collect

Posted by Stephen (aka Sceire) Oct 18 '11, 21:17

unemployment for 1, 2, or 3 years rather than work a lower paying job, farm or otherwise? Because quite frankly that's a sense of entitlement that does anger me.

You say that someone with a degree need to polish their skills and stay sharp on what they've learned in school. I ask you, exactly how do they do that any better while collecting unemployment than they do working a lower paying job?

Unemployment is supposed to be for people who can't find work, not for people who can't find work they're willing to accept.

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here is my question, honestly, if your choice was to stay on unemployment for 2 years - tRuMaN Oct 18, 21:47 1
- Yes, I would, and I have. - Stephen Oct 18, 23:19
At the one year mark, you and I have the same issue with it. But up until then, it's not egregious. -- nm - Beryllium Oct 18, 21:23

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Ok, here's my last attempt. Are you saying that it's preferable for a college graduate who can't find work in their field of study to collect

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