And when that doesn't work, you'll change you partisan conservative advice to....
You must work in the produce section, because that's some heavy cherry picking.
Absolutely. Jesus said that very thing in Matthew 26. The second part of your post seems to mirror the parable of the talents in Matthew 25.
Common sense is a rare commodity in today's world...
Except that parable is not talking about economics.
Nor does it say that it's not the job of the government.
I was stating that you were borrowing what Dave Ramsey says, not that you were merely regurgitating common sense.
Did he actually say that? Verbatim?
Oh my... This is too easy.
Hey Greed. You're up. Want to counter that response? Or should we anticipate your normal response of liar, liar, pants on fire?Oh my... This is too easy.
The Brookings Institution is a liberal think-tank in Washington D.C. Hence it is a partisan organization as it is staffed almost exclusively by Democrats. However because they are not jockeying for votes they tend to be more pragmatic and less reliant on soundbites and scare tactics.
Three Simple Rules Poor Teens Should Follow to Join the Middle Class
Ron Haskins explains research indicating that young people should fulfill three major responsibilities to substantially improve their chances of avoiding poverty and entering the middle class: at least finish high school, get a full-time job and wait until age 21 to get married and have children.www.brookings.edu
"...at least finish high school, get a full-time job and wait until age 21 to get married and have children.
Our research shows that of American adults who followed these three simple rules, only about 2 percent are in poverty and nearly 75 percent have joined the middle class..."
100% - 2% = 98%
Brookings Institution's research and findings. Anyone with a shred of common sense with no political biases or agendas should be able to understand and agree with that. Shame that you can't...
“Just recently I was invited to be on a TV show -- as the liberal,” he says, emphasizing the last word. “And it was based on nothing more than the fact I was at Brookings. They just assumed. And I said no, I’ve been a Republican my whole adult life, I served in the Bush administration, I worked for Republicans on the Hill, I still consider myself a conservative. So you’ve got the wrong guy.”
“Just recently I was invited to be on a TV show -- as the liberal,” he says, emphasizing the last word. “And it was based on nothing more than the fact I was at Brookings. They just assumed. And I said no, I’ve been a Republican my whole adult life, I served in the Bush administration, I worked for Republicans on the Hill, I still consider myself a conservative. So you’ve got the wrong guy.”
Waiting for the "98% of the time"....
Yeah, I'm still waiting on data where those principles work 98% of the time. Idiot.
Nowhere, idiot, does it say it would remedy 98% of poverty.Contact Brookings
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No, idiot. You said....
And I'm still waiting on that 98% method of reducing poverty that you can't find....since it doesn't exist.
