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you can look all you want. if the work isn't there to be had, you're not going to find sh!t. -- nm
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by
znufrii
That is assuredly true, though not the same point. -- nm
Posted by
TFox
Mar 8 '10, 08:00
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boiling it down to black and white, the thrust of the argument is to blame a person's unemployment on a personal moral failing, sloth in this case.
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znufrii
Mar 8, 08:04
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nah, you're okay. I was basing more on the implications of the original DeLay statement
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znufrii
Mar 8, 08:14
There is a trade-off between providing a social safety net (which I think everyone here agree is a worthy thing) and providing the right incentives
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Roger More
Mar 8, 08:09
there's my buddy znufrii. i missed you! -- nm
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TFox
Mar 8, 08:06
yes actually it is. if the discussion was bunning holding up the bill to extend benefits, and a justification for that was
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tRuMaN
Mar 8, 08:03
I think what he's saying is, sometimes you *can't* look harder for a job -- nm
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loosilu
Mar 8, 08:01
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sometimes, sure. but you know, the world isn't out of open jobs yet. it really isn't.
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TFox
Mar 8, 08:05
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