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I have two millenials and while I can vouch for the high percentage of special snowflakes, I can also say with certainty they aren't all like that. Most are hard working, eager, bright people.
They're different than previous generations in the workplace as far as what motivates them, what their goals are, etc., but they're doing fine.
If anything, they're the ones who should feel screwed with the world they'll probably be facing by the time they're my age.
We're screwed now, and we need to do what we can to 'unscrew' it b4 we pass it on. Otherwise it will be like inheriting your father's worthless collection of bird feathers.
From your article. That is also leaving out the older millenials which are argued to go old as about 34 which if they included in their statistics would likely lower the rate of unemployed.
40% OF the unemployed are millenials, NOT 40% OF millenials are unemployed. Which means they are looking for work. Make sense when you consider we are going to be the next largest labor pool.
Some of the posters have a hard time with statistics.... Like assuming birth rates and Medicaid rates are static and drawing erroneous conclusions from that.
Some of the posters have a hard time with statistics.... Like assuming birth rates and Medicaid rates are static and drawing erroneous conclusions from that.
Looks pretty grim to me...
Women receiving public assistance, as a group, have a birth rate 3 times higher than women who don't receive public assistance. That, in itself has led to the additional problem of nearly half of all U.S. births being paid for by Medicaid. 70% of those kids will never rise out of poverty, even as adults.
Women receiving public assistance, as a group, have a birth rate 3 times higher than women who don't receive public assistance. That, in itself has led to the additional problem of nearly half of all U.S. births being paid for by Medicaid. 70% of those kids will never rise out of poverty, even as adults.
Bahahahahahahaha. You actually have that copied and pasted!!! Thanks for the laugh!
You think that 35% of those born in the US each year facing a lifetime of poverty and struggle because their parents were irresponsible and uncaring is a laughing matter? How very sad...
I asked you to update the stats, if you believe they're any different. What's wrong? Can't you do it?
You think that 35% of those born in the US each year facing a lifetime of poverty and struggle because their parents were irresponsible and uncaring is a laughing matter? How very sad...
Bahahahahaa. I don't believe you for one second you actually care about the poor. Sorry.
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I asked you to update the stats, if you believe they're any different. What's wrong? Can't you do it?
Hispanic birth rates have fallen since your data has came out. Hispanic immigration has fallen too! Trends change over time, educate yourself on Google.
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