"the challenge we face right now, the challenge we've faced for over a decade, is that harder work hasn't led to higher income.
bigger profits haven't led to better jobs.".
nice message for my sons...and i really like this guy...or did....i have never known anyone that did not make more money directly due to working hard.
I dont think the emotion of greed can be kept in check. Maybe the action of wealth hoarding.
You're right Gene, the fallout from greed?
I really feel sorry for people that are obsessed with making money. It's like there is something wrong with their brain like an obsessive compuslive need to be richer than everyone else.
I actually heard something about this recently. Ohh I'll need to do some research. But it was as you say, some kind of disorder.
"the challenge we face right now, the challenge we've faced for over a decade, is that harder work hasn't led to higher income.
bigger profits haven't led to better jobs.".
nice message for my sons...and i really like this guy...or did....i have never known anyone that did not make more money directly due to working hard.
Darth I refer you to the chart above for a better understanding
"the challenge we face right now, the challenge we've faced for over a decade, is that harder work hasn't led to higher income.
bigger profits haven't led to better jobs.".
nice message for my sons...and i really like this guy...or did....i have never known anyone that did not make more money directly due to working hard.
It's not even about "sharing the profits". It's about what works long term for the economy at large. To say that the trend we are experiencing works for any but the top, or is sustainable, is to be ignorant of facts. Even the Chinese are beginning to realize that when you pay employees more, they buy more. Henry Ford got it a hundred years ago. It's really quite simple.
Greed can be legislatively kept in check, and that's a good thing.
"the challenge we face right now, the challenge we've faced for over a decade, is that harder work hasn't led to higher income.
bigger profits haven't led to better jobs.".
nice message for my sons...and i really like this guy...or did....i have never known anyone that did not make more money directly due to working hard.
Boom Deist!
"the challenge we face right now, the challenge we've faced for over a decade, is that harder work hasn't led to higher income.
bigger profits haven't led to better jobs.".
nice message for my sons...and i really like this guy...or did....i have never known anyone that did not make more money directly due to working hard.
"the challenge we face right now, the challenge we've faced for over a decade, is that harder work hasn't led to higher income.
bigger profits haven't led to better jobs.".
nice message for my sons...and i really like this guy...or did....i have never known anyone that did not make more money directly due to working hard.
Six is absolutely correct. When I heard that bit of the speech this morning on my way to work I shouted "Hallelujah, it's about time we start talking about this!".
Productivity in this country has gone through the roof over the last 30+ years, but wages have stayed stagnant. Or even declined. Yes people are working harder and harder, for the same living. Tell me, if you work at a company that lays off 10% of it's work force, but they continue to increase profits and do the same job, who is doing the work? The other 90%. I've seen this happen over and over again, with myself and my husband. People don't even realize it because they are so grateful to be left with a job unlike their coworkers who were part of "downsizing".
i'm on a rock kick again, and i never realized how much i adore songs with crazy horns.
i've always loved horns in hip-hop, (work by gang-starr is a must hear even for non-rap lovers if you can appreciate horns), but i want to really explore horns as used in other genres, particulary classic rock.
plus there's a song i heard years ago that i can't seem to locate and can't even recall any of the words or its melody, just that i loved it at the time.
Good time for music IMHO
i'm on a rock kick again, and i never realized how much i adore songs with crazy horns.
i've always loved horns in hip-hop, (work by gang-starr is a must hear even for non-rap lovers if you can appreciate horns), but i want to really explore horns as used in other genres, particulary classic rock.
plus there's a song i heard years ago that i can't seem to locate and can't even recall any of the words or its melody, just that i loved it at the time.
Santana's Bro you know
i'm on a rock kick again, and i never realized how much i adore songs with crazy horns.
i've always loved horns in hip-hop, (work by gang-starr is a must hear even for non-rap lovers if you can appreciate horns), but i want to really explore horns as used in other genres, particulary classic rock.
plus there's a song i heard years ago that i can't seem to locate and can't even recall any of the words or its melody, just that i loved it at the time.
Oh Dayum! Love it (Malo)!!! You go Ten!
i'm on a rock kick again, and i never realized how much i adore songs with crazy horns.
i've always loved horns in hip-hop, (work by gang-starr is a must hear even for non-rap lovers if you can appreciate horns), but i want to really explore horns as used in other genres, particulary classic rock.
plus there's a song i heard years ago that i can't seem to locate and can't even recall any of the words or its melody, just that i loved it at the time.
Where is George?! Now I'm obsessed, I need more clues!
If he's at a meeting, he needs to be soundly spanked!
