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You have a college degree and NOW want someone else to "fix" what YOU chose as a major and can't do any better then minimum wage.
What I chose to major in served its purpose perfectly - it got me into law school, but I couldn't afford to actually GO to law school. How do I "fix" the "can't afford law school" problem?
What I chose to major in served its purpose perfectly - it got me into law school, but I couldn't afford to actually GO to law school. How do I "fix" the "can't afford law school" problem?
I want a 39' Cigarette Top Gun with twin 700's , and there is no way I can afford that. How do I "fix" the "can't afford a Cigarette" problem ?
If I lost my job permanently and had to change careers I'd have to go back an get a degree. I can't afford to be off of work, go to school and keep my house so who is going to help me with that ? Not anyone but myself.
Your scenario definitely plays out in places with progressive land use policies.
Homeowners have vested financial and lifestyle interests in minimizing the proximate supply of neighbors of economic means inferior to their own. In this regard, conservative and liberal homeowners are similar and on this issue they tend to agree.
The difference between conservatives and progressives on zoning and land use policies generally is in their attitudes toward development and developers. Liberals tend to consider developers evil and development a bad thing, conservatives are more favorably inclined.
Progressive governance = homeowners prevail over developers, landlords, and the poor.
Conservative governance = homeowners, developers, and landlords compete in more balanced competition for power, allowing the poor to benefit by having more housing options.
If power becomes unbalanced - if developers and/or landlords become more powerful than homeowners desire, homeowners vote progressive in order to rein in the developers and landlords. I've seen this personally. I lived in a Republican town that started electing Democrats when they thought there was "too much" local development.
What I chose to major in served its purpose perfectly - it got me into law school, but I couldn't afford to actually GO to law school. How do I "fix" the "can't afford law school" problem?
Take a paralegal course and go into that field. With the amount of time you spend here whinging endlessly in post after post about your situation I'm sure you would excel in the data entry field as well.
The forum has run out of empathy for you because the years tick by and you are standing still, repeating the same excuses you gave last year and the year before that and the year before that. Get off your duff and make a freakin' plan already.
Trumps "budget" is political theater. The GOP Congress already wiped their heinie's with it and tossed it in the bin. ANY conversation about it is pissing in the wind.
If Trump stops Tweeting long enough to generate a budget that can actually pass, even his supporters would be shocked!
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