Despite his negativity he is usually correct in the long term perspective.
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i wont even read his shit anymore.tell me something new jimmy.this guy talks to the people who dont even remember,those who ows. on the other hand,if you lived”it”,in the 70’s………..IT’S FUCKING WORSE !
is it really worse drummerboy?
seems like there is more success to be had than in the 70s
bifurcation was not really a reality back then was it ?
when all the workers of this country and it’s skills moved offshore,i ask,praytell.what back up plan was, or i should say, was not put in place after all the jobs were gone. they werent replaced. look at these protesters, look at the people who have resume’s that could blow the F out of some other folks just in a lifetimes’ worth of experience,that cant even become under employed. look at all these folks with freshly minted degrees.at least when i worked in the 70’s,and became unemployed, i was at a new job before the end of the month…….try that now.