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I grew up on a dairy farm and have been employed since I was 15 years old never have been without work. In case you're curious I earn six figures. Don't assume buddy not all liberals are cut from the same cloth.
The "youth I know" still do it albeit not for slave wages...buddy. I've got a farm and ranch plus I work a tech job so I think I'm probably taxed my fair share. I also pay enough I don't need to hire illegals. Cow milkers don't throw bales or shovel wheat.
Place a transmitter on the armed law enforcement officers overseeing the inmates. Place a 30 foot radius signal. Step out of bounds a warning buzzer goes off. Don't stop, an insulin pump will dispense a nerve block into the legs. Wham. Bad guy drops like a 10 pound sack of potatoes. That would work...
You want to put prisoners to work on private farms to keep food costs low?
There's a word for that. Do you know what it is?
Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Convict labor is the answer. CA prisons are dangerously overcrowded and the inmates spend their time, well I'd better not say. Now if the politicians would only allow a sentence of hard labor, things would be better for prisoners.
They're already working for American corporations. Look it up.
My daughter worked in a poultry plant for several years. Wages were good, but she was the only citizen who would stay. Illegals worked there for years. They hired 43 white Americans with her. Two weeks later, she was the only one left. American young people are too lazy to work.
When was this, how old was she, and what were her wages. There are always the lazy from every generation. This generation lives in the technology world. They don't want to work mindless jobs on a farm. Depending on where you live many in high schools get internships. And many of them don't even pay, but they get the experience of what they want to do. You call them lazy not to do manual labor. They want to use their mind so that's not lazy to me.
I grew up on a dairy farm and have been employed since I was 15 years old never have been without work. In case you're curious I earn six figures. Don't assume buddy not all liberals are cut from the same cloth.
Do you own a dairy farm? It's not clear. Most dairy farms in the Federal Milk Marketing Order #2 (of which I'm familiar) barely stay in business. Most of their milk is designated as class 4, which is priced way below the cost of production. They hang on by selling Betsy after the 4th or 5th lactation and the bull calves, of which there is a big market in the northeast.
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