Dinah
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I suggest a macroeconomics class, with all due respect. It really helped me to understand the complex dynamics of our economy better.
I am sorry if I made it seem like you are against foreigners. That was not what I meant. What I mean is that to start enforcing tougher laws, on everyone but specially on illegal immigrants as in AZ, would send the wrong message about Americans (not only you) across the globe.
I am afraid the "can do people" would be making a big mistake, so with all due respect, I couldn't possibly get out of the way.
I already addressed the issue about illegal immigrants not being criminals enough, but let me say this, they were never judged by a criminal judge and found to be guilty.
Are you sure it helped you understand? Because if supply is high (workers) and demand is low (number of jobs) it would be some crazy math for you to show me that somehow adding more supply (workers) is what will fix the problem
I don't especially care what the globe thinks about me
Well that is your opinion then, but don't call it impossible or too hard because there are plenty of motivated can do people who can find a way. If you are against it because you think it is wrong then stand up with a back bone and say what you mean, don't give some cope out excuse like well thats a hard thing to do.
If you break the law it is a crime, if you commit a crime you are a criminal. You can call them something nicer if you like but I am going to stick with the plain simple truth and call them what they are criminals. Sure they can be nice educated people who have never committed any other crime in their lives but they are still criminals. And in order to work here they have to continue to commit crimes like fraud so they can get a SS to provide to an employer.
I can and do; my sister with a high school education was laid off. She is an insurance agent the office she worked for closed. By the time the office closed she had been offered jobs with four insurance companies and two retail companies. She went out every day and went to one retail company every day until they hired her. My grand-daughter who is 18 got a job with no previous experience; in a home improvement store and it took her 2 weeks. As I stated I live in the Pacific Northwest, very high unemployment. so boohoo for you
I never asked anyone to boo hoo for me. Its true I did kind of expect to be believed because I am being honest but I know you don't know me so I guess I was expecting to much. But what I am saying to you is true. We woke up M-F and put on our professional clothes and went to businesses after business and filled out applications and handed out resumes. Then at the end of the day we came home and filled out more applications online. On the weekends we went out again to places we knew would be open. We attended every job fair that was anywhere near our community. After the first month we had exhausted all of the first picks but we didn't stop, we applied to wait tables, landscape, babysit, clean hotel rooms, field work, retail, hostess. You name it we tried it. In 6 months I was offered zero jobs that paid at least minimum wage, and my husband was offered one, the one he took and now works at.