Originally posted by zeeblebotmany people out of work already have kids, so that point is mute. day care is extremely expensive, costing over $200/wk, for someone making $9/hr, that eats up most of their paycheck. gas, and car insurance eats the rest.
daycare ...
best get the training done before having kids ... didn't the folks mention that in the heart-to-heart? ...
BTW daycare is no substitute for the nurture and care that a parent provides.
Originally posted by duecerCan't feed em - don't breed em.
many people out of work already have kids, so that point is mute. day care is extremely expensive, costing over $200/wk, for someone making $9/hr, that eats up most of their paycheck. gas, and car insurance eats the rest.
BTW daycare is no substitute for the nurture and care that a parent provides.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungOh my goodness... I won't waste time here, but you must read the
You mean building up the manufacturing infrastructure in Mexico? That "exploiting"?
reports on maquiladoras by human rights watch and similar
organizations.
There are no soft hearts in the business world, baby, it's all business
you see.
Anyway, back to the point: The U.S. needs a looooot of workers.
This makes it very clear that Mexico will once again be there to
benefit and at the same time support the U.S. economy.
It's a win win situation. The 2 countries only have to work a few details
out, like learning Spanish in those sectors that need workers while the
government channels resources to introduce the workers into
American society and English language.
I've never seen Mexico as a parasite of the U.S. On the contrary, the
2 countries need each other badly in many ways, and Mexicans should
eradicate their negative views about Americans and yanks should stop
seeing Mexicans as second class people. Color, culture and language
cannot separate brothers.
The future is the North American Union! Yeah, baby!
Europe, watch out! 🙂
