Work reminds them how fortunate they are. You asked, I answered.
Class in Modern Society
Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by FR7 Baptist, Dec 22, 2011.
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If you had truly been as "smart" in your career as you think you were you would have enjoyed a better lifestyle in your youth and productive years instead of waiting for someone to pass and leave you some money in your advanced years.
Too bad that strategy comes with the possibility of your having to hand off the money to the next generation before you get to enjoy it yourself.
Can you list for me the many enjoyable aspects that your life of semi-labor provided to you and your family over the years? -
I loved my job for 30 years. It provided all the family benefits of any other jobs plus a few.
I worked a 6 on, 2 days off shift. The long work week gave me an extra 18 or days off which I could use for vacation or whatever. -
Isn't that your thesis?
That intelligence predicts class?
Whu happuned? -
I'm in the top 20%.
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I'm in the top 10%.
The difference is I was willing to take a risk to get it.
I didn't depend on a public union to take taxpayer money to pay above average wages to union members for below average work in exchange for union votes.
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