As people exit the workforce, productivity declines. If productivity declines far enough, you'll see shortages of food and shelter emerge, and those who have chosen not to work are going to find themselves without. If we choose to work and be productive.. purposely be productive and contribute to society, we'll have more food, and shelter. With improved productivity we can extend health care to the poor, and reduce the workload on each productive individual to detoxify workplaces. You make a statement like someone owes you something before you want to work. You've got it backwards. No one owes you. If you want those things, it's on you to make it happen, then everyone can share in the benefits of your effort.
@@nolancody4558 Trust me, I've worked and broken my back for jobs, I went above and beyond, I've worked 60 hour weeks during the worst of weather. I've neglected family time and time for myself just for job or I would be punished. Yet I was treated like trash, I was a easily replaceable asset to them. I have a bachelor's in Finance and a Masters in Systems Engineering. It's the culture and how much power and protection the government gives to these corporations over the people. They don't care about us. I only my $32,000 a year and no one notices me. There a millions out there like me. There is going to be a revolution soon.
Trying to help people is one thing, claiming that everyone needs to work because it's good for their health, so we have to make them do it, is outrageous.
First time coming across Inez Stepman and this TH-cam channel - what an intelligent and well-spoken host. Great questions posed and a great guest. This was a solid show. Thank you!
Independent Womens Forum……there’s part of your answer. Men aren’t needed like they were. Women will find find it almost entirely impossible to find a long time partner in the future. They wanted to smash the patriarchy and they certainly did.
Yeah, not everyone wants to work harder to make even more money than women which even get supported in their careers, while competing against low wage immigrants at the same time. Nice try, but not everyone falls for it.
Taking daily pain medication, qualify for disability... put it together sir. Very plain that disabled people are more likely to need medication and have trouble, or can't, work.
just because you qualify to apply doesnt mean you'll get approved. especially if you're younger. tons of ppl have pain problems. doesnt mean you should get a check for it
If poor men cannot get married and have children for whom he must work? I think it more respecktfull do not work for society who made yout family not exist.
that sounds like a problem but i disagree. most of these with no jobs have kids too. especially the ones in their 40s and 50s. my buddy wont work. he gets a check. and his dad has been on disabilty for like 15 years. he lives off an even older woman. generational losers lol.
@@reccessedbones4026 i thought the same, but they value whatever wealthy men, famous women, and the media tell them to like. All have been telling the society for 50 years that a broke man isnt worth being with
Maybe just blame it on Henry Miller...yeah that's the ticket; But seriously folks, Ihave to admit the dope of screens and then the real dope of the (real dope)...I mean these kids be high, and...a lot (feels me)? The whole enchilada makes Tropic of Capricorn look like Andrew Carnegie wrote it. I'm a retired, Labor Union deplorable with social security and two pensions. I feels for the kids commin up and the iceberg we've booked for them. We're all gonna have to learn that ole Christian standard "Nearer my God to thee." And... (sooner than you think).
Excellent questions and commentary. Interesting interview. Thank-you!
How about a livable wage, untoxic work environments, lower health care costs.
As people exit the workforce, productivity declines. If productivity declines far enough, you'll see shortages of food and shelter emerge, and those who have chosen not to work are going to find themselves without.
If we choose to work and be productive.. purposely be productive and contribute to society, we'll have more food, and shelter. With improved productivity we can extend health care to the poor, and reduce the workload on each productive individual to detoxify workplaces.
You make a statement like someone owes you something before you want to work.
You've got it backwards. No one owes you. If you want those things, it's on you to make it happen, then everyone can share in the benefits of your effort.
@@nolancody4558 Trust me, I've worked and broken my back for jobs, I went above and beyond, I've worked 60 hour weeks during the worst of weather. I've neglected family time and time for myself just for job or I would be punished. Yet I was treated like trash, I was a easily replaceable asset to them. I have a bachelor's in Finance and a Masters in Systems Engineering. It's the culture and how much power and protection the government gives to these corporations over the people. They don't care about us. I only my $32,000 a year and no one notices me. There a millions out there like me. There is going to be a revolution soon.
@@kujo8509 you're the problem. you're definitely the problem.
@@elreytriton oh wow! A reply with no logical response or any explanation to your statement, no substance at all. Come with some actual 🔥 okay 👍.
Trying to help people is one thing, claiming that everyone needs to work because it's good for their health, so we have to make them do it, is outrageous.
This guy is great.
First time coming across Inez Stepman and this TH-cam channel - what an intelligent and well-spoken host. Great questions posed and a great guest. This was a solid show. Thank you!
Independent Womens Forum……there’s part of your answer. Men aren’t needed like they were. Women will find find it almost entirely impossible to find a long time partner in the future. They wanted to smash the patriarchy and they certainly did.
Yeah, not everyone wants to work harder to make even more money than women which even get supported in their careers, while competing against low wage immigrants at the same time. Nice try, but not everyone falls for it.
Totally cool interviewer babe. Glad I found this channel!
Taking daily pain medication, qualify for disability... put it together sir. Very plain that disabled people are more likely to need medication and have trouble, or can't, work.
'injured men are not working. this is bad'
just because you qualify to apply doesnt mean you'll get approved. especially if you're younger. tons of ppl have pain problems. doesnt mean you should get a check for it
If poor men cannot get married and have children for whom he must work? I think it more respecktfull do not work for society who made yout family not exist.
that sounds like a problem but i disagree. most of these with no jobs have kids too. especially the ones in their 40s and 50s. my buddy wont work. he gets a check. and his dad has been on disabilty for like 15 years. he lives off an even older woman. generational losers lol.
@@elreytriton - that sounds sad. Why do you write, "lol"?
@@marchess286 if he likes it i love it
@@elreytriton well if women valued men that worked than men would work. Men do what women want cause men want women
@@reccessedbones4026 i thought the same, but they value whatever wealthy men, famous women, and the media tell them to like. All have been telling the society for 50 years that a broke man isnt worth being with
One can not be made to sit at a poker table, at which all but that individual cheat.
Most business owners are only looking to hire attractive woman, pretty much any man 5'7 and under is considered creepy.
How about women value mens job and income instead of looks again?
Maybe just blame it on Henry Miller...yeah that's the ticket;
But seriously folks, Ihave to admit the dope of screens and then the real dope of the (real dope)...I mean these kids be high, and...a lot (feels me)? The whole enchilada makes Tropic of Capricorn look like Andrew Carnegie wrote it.
I'm a retired, Labor Union deplorable with social security and two pensions. I feels for the kids commin up and the iceberg we've booked for them. We're all gonna have to learn that ole Christian standard "Nearer my God to thee." And...
(sooner than you think).