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Guest 04-13-2016 06:26 AM

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Socialism is great...while the money lasts. But, sooner or later you run out of other people's money.

Not any more, they just print what they need to the tune of $1 trillion each year.

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I can't go on vacations much less move there. I don;t have that kind of money or time. I read about the top 10 socialists countries starting with Finland. Forgetting the climate it sounds like a nice, safe middle class place to live.

They WERE wonderful places, until "they" arrived, the dark skinned minorities, now it's becoming "ghetto" like every place they amass in large numbers. Diversity is destroying these ones fine places as it did here.

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The Supreme Court is a joke and ignores law in favor of politics. so since it does not do what it was created to do its now useless

I am thoroughly disgusted and fear America is lost

We gave it all away in the name of "equality". This stupid idea that we're all equal. We're hardly all equal.

Guest 04-13-2016 07:00 AM

Equality?

Just another political, special interest, minority game to give to those that which they did nothing to earn!!

How many times have we heard about incidents where the better qualified candidates for positions were passed over to allow a lessor capable candidate in the name of seeking equality?

If they did not earn it they should not get it.

Go back to the FAIR way of life....if you are the better man/woman....you win!

Those who do a better job than the rest get the raises and praises.

Just listen to Obam's half a$$ comments yesterday about erasing the inequality in the gender gap. Listen to the experts as they struggle to define what constitutes the definition of gender gap. We will never hear that most of the gender gap is a satisfactory status among the majority of those involved for many reasons they don't want to discuss. Nothing more than political BS! As evidenced by Clinton who in their so called foundation for what ever pasy females 38% less than their male counterparts.
Hypocritical, political BS to get the stupid and uninformed to vote for them.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:22 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211942)
Equality?

Just another political, special interest, minority game to give to those that which they did nothing to earn!!

How many times have we heard about incidents where the better qualified candidates for positions were passed over to allow a lessor capable candidate in the name of seeking equality?

If they did not earn it they should not get it.

Go back to the FAIR way of life....if you are the better man/woman....you win!

Those who do a better job than the rest get the raises and praises.

Just listen to Obam's half a$$ comments yesterday about erasing the inequality in the gender gap. Listen to the experts as they struggle to define what constitutes the definition of gender gap. We will never hear that most of the gender gap is a satisfactory status among the majority of those involved for many reasons they don't want to discuss. Nothing more than political BS! As evidenced by Clinton who in their so called foundation for what ever pasy females 38% less than their male counterparts.
Hypocritical, political BS to get the stupid and uninformed to vote for them.

Without quotas and affirmative action, the minorities would be left out in the cold...literally. What would become of them if we weren't forced to hire them? Would anyone hire ANY of them? THAT shows you how "equal" they are.

If you had a business where real work is done, how many women do you think you'd hire? They like to work inside, filling "make work" jobs for all the paperwork government requires. You hardly ever find women doing "real" work, strenuous work, building, digging, working in the cold and mud. They're hardly "equal". Without men, white men, the world we have now, wouldn't have happened. They are "The West".

What kind of a world do the minorities create? Somalia? Detroit? Chicago slums? Where are the great "maternal" civilizations? They don't exist...for a reason.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:23 AM

Obama's and Hilary's so-called female wage disparity is all a sham. Experts have proven, on both the liberal side and conservative side that there is NO disparity other than sports. And the only reason for the disparity in sports is because of sports fan's participation, as to the audience size in female sports versus the male sports. It has been proven that women get paid the same level wage as males in the same profession. The difference is in the past now. Obama and Hillary are attempting to hype the uninformed voters. That's the reason that they get so many low earner votes and ignorant elite votes.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:27 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211978)
Obama's and Hilary's so-called female wage disparity is all a sham. Experts have proven, on both the liberal side and conservative side that there is NO disparity other than sports. And the only reason for the disparity in sports is because of sports fan's participation, as to the audience size in female sports versus the male sports. It has been proven that women get paid the same level wage as males in the same profession. The difference is in the past now. Obama and Hillary are attempting to hype the uninformed voters. That's the reason that they get so many low earner votes and ignorant elite votes.

When someone says expert but does not provide a link it loses it's credibility.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:29 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211978)
Obama's and Hilary's so-called female wage disparity is all a sham. Experts have proven, on both the liberal side and conservative side that there is NO disparity other than sports. And the only reason for the disparity in sports is because of sports fan's participation, as to the audience size in female sports versus the male sports. It has been proven that women get paid the same level wage as males in the same profession. The difference is in the past now. Obama and Hillary are attempting to hype the uninformed voters. That's the reason that they get so many low earner votes and ignorant elite votes.

You are wrong, or else delusional from watching too much Faux news. You can never find any statistics to back up what you claim because they don't exist.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:31 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211977)
Without quotas and affirmative action, the minorities would be left out in the cold...literally. What would become of them if we weren't forced to hire them? Would anyone hire ANY of them? THAT shows you how "equal" they are.

If you had a business where real work is done, how many women do you think you'd hire? They like to work inside, filling "make work" jobs for all the paperwork government requires. You hardly ever find women doing "real" work, strenuous work, building, digging, working in the cold and mud. They're hardly "equal". Without men, white men, the world we have now, wouldn't have happened. They are "The West".

What kind of a world do the minorities create? Somalia? Detroit? Chicago slums? Where are the great "maternal" civilizations? They don't exist...for a reason.

Sounds like you are in angry white male who had either a minority or a woman as a boss and it really ****ed you off. You must really hate it that you have a black man As a President.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:40 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211983)
Sounds like you are in angry white male who had either a minority or a woman as a boss and it really ****ed you off. You must really hate it that you have a black man As a President.

Wow, talk about angry! You are a very unhappy person and should seek help. And your credibility is really in jeopardy when you have to resort to the race issue to end a discussion. It's not my comment that you are replying to, but I can see the anger in your comment. I will pray for you. :pray:

Guest 04-13-2016 08:40 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211983)
Sounds like you are in angry white male who had either a minority or a woman as a boss and it really ****ed you off. You must really hate it that you have a black man As a President.

And, you sound like an lazy underachiever who blames the Republicans, Wall Street, perceived pay disparity, social injustice, etc. for your lack of success.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:48 AM

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Sounds like you are in angry white male who had either a minority or a woman as a boss and it really ****ed you off. You must really hate it that you have a black man As a President.

Yup...bosses, co-workers, teachers...ALL must have gotten there via a quota, because they were pretty near worthless.

Yes to that too...I can't believe how stupid the "people" are, to think he'd do anything good. He changed America all right, and handed "us" (not those he helped) the bill. Yup, $10 TRILLION dollars. You're share of the bill for the "change" is $30,000 so far. Every man woman and child in America "owes" an extra $30,000, our share of the federal debt, since O took office. Was it worth it? A years salary for the average worker. They owe a full year of work to .gov.

Keep voting for them Ds and Rs...run the nation into the ground. Hasten the decline into 3rd worldness. We can ONLY be "equal" when the standards have been lowered to THEIR LEVEL. We were number 1, 50 years ago, now we're in the middle, soon, after total "equality", we'll be with the likes of the African nations. Because that's what they do, they turn everything into a slum. Welcome to equality, welcome to diversity.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:56 AM

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Wow, talk about angry! You are a very unhappy person and should seek help. And your credibility is really in jeopardy when you have to resort to the race issue to end a discussion. It's not my comment that you are replying to, but I can see the anger in your comment. I will pray for you. :pray:

Angry? No, just telling you what I believe is the truth. The one's who's credibility is in question is the one who is deceived and can't see the truth. You are being lied to when they talk about the "equality". It's not anger, it's simply telling the truth and not the lies we're subject to every day.

Pray for me? You believe that other great lie? Religion. I'd pray for you, but I know it wouldn't do any good.

You're being led around by your nose, told what to think, what to say, who to vote for. Tear off those chains and be your own person, have your own thoughts, stop being lazy, open your eyes, and think for yourself.

Guest 04-13-2016 08:59 AM

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You are wrong, or else delusional from watching too much Faux news. You can never find any statistics to back up what you claim because they don't exist.

Ah, but on the other hand you are going to take Hillary and Obama's word for it, when they have no credible evidence to support them, and their comments on the issues have been found to be wrong by almost every reality check website.

There is a gender pay gap, but not due to discrimination. The gap is due mostly to choices men and women make in their careers and not discrimination. Once you account for a number of factors, including taking time off from work and different careers, then there isn't any evidence that it's true discrimination. Men tend to take higher risk careers that pay higher due to the danger/risk than women. Women tend to take jobs requiring less risk and less pay. You are not going to pay a secretary the same as the executive. If you have a woman executive with a male secretary, do you think that the male gets paid more than the executive?

The only disparity is by choice. You can't mandate a population's choice, unless you take into consideration the socialists of communist Russia when it was the USSR.

Wage disparity is ALL HYPE being used against the ignorant, uniformed losers that are disgruntled, by the elite politicians such as Hillary and Obama to get their ignorant votes.

You ask for links? I raise you one better. Give me evidence of a career, other than sports where a woman gets paid less than a man, doing the same job. Good luck.

Guest 04-13-2016 09:03 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212008)
Angry? No, just telling you what I believe is the truth. The one's who's credibility is in question is the one who is deceived and can't see the truth. You are being lied to when they talk about the "equality". It's not anger, it's simply telling the truth and not the lies we're subject to every day.

Pray for me? You believe that other great lie? Religion. I'd pray for you, but I know it wouldn't do any good.

You're being led around by your nose, told what to think, what to say, who to vote for. Tear off those chains and be your own person, have your own thoughts, stop being lazy, open your eyes, and think for yourself.

You are pretty miserable, aren't you? Religion? What religion? You don't need religion to have faith. I can understand how you can be so angry and helpless, when you have no hope or faith. It's OK, you can strike out at those that have what you secretly seek. They can take it, if their faith is strong. Anger is not healthy so seek some help.

Guest 04-13-2016 09:06 AM

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And, you sound like an lazy underachiever who blames the Republicans, Wall Street, perceived pay disparity, social injustice, etc. for your lack of success.

:agree:

Guest 04-13-2016 09:34 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212013)
Ah, but on the other hand you are going to take Hillary and Obama's word for it, when they have no credible evidence to support them, and their comments on the issues have been found to be wrong by almost every reality check website.

There is a gender pay gap, but not due to discrimination. The gap is due mostly to choices men and women make in their careers and not discrimination. Once you account for a number of factors, including taking time off from work and different careers, then there isn't any evidence that it's true discrimination. Men tend to take higher risk careers that pay higher due to the danger/risk than women. Women tend to take jobs requiring less risk and less pay. You are not going to pay a secretary the same as the executive. If you have a woman executive with a male secretary, do you think that the male gets paid more than the executive?

The only disparity is by choice. You can't mandate a population's choice, unless you take into consideration the socialists of communist Russia when it was the USSR.

Wage disparity is ALL HYPE being used against the ignorant, uniformed losers that are disgruntled, by the elite politicians such as Hillary and Obama to get their ignorant votes.

You ask for links? I raise you one better. Give me evidence of a career, other than sports where a woman gets paid less than a man, doing the same job. Good luck.

That's easier for you, isn't it.

Guest 04-13-2016 09:39 AM

Worth reading
Obama’s 77-Cent Exaggeration

Guest 04-13-2016 10:01 AM

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That's easier for you, isn't it.

Don't make comments that you can't back up. If you suggest that women don't make the same as men in the same job, then prove it. Give me some overwhelming evidence of disparity. Not statistics based on total income of women versus men when women take off to take care of family or women that can't or won't do the same dangerous jobs of men. Give me statistics that suggest that women doing the SAME job as men, make less. Other than sports.

I'm sure you can come up with something...right?

Guest 04-13-2016 10:12 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212047)
Don't make comments that you can't back up. If you suggest that women don't make the same as men in the same job, then prove it. Give me some overwhelming evidence of disparity. Not statistics based on total income of women versus men when women take off to take care of family or women that can't or won't do the same dangerous jobs of men. Give me statistics that suggest that women doing the SAME job as men, make less. Other than sports.

I'm sure you can come up with something...right?

I handed to you:
Worth reading
Obama’s 77-Cent Exaggeration
Did you read it?

Guest 04-13-2016 09:30 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212054)
I handed to you:
Worth reading
Obama’s 77-Cent Exaggeration
Did you read it?

I guess not.

Guest 04-14-2016 04:14 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212054)
I handed to you:
Worth reading
Obama’s 77-Cent Exaggeration
Did you read it?

That just reinforces what I said. Women make the same as men IF they are working the same job. You are a typical liberal with diversion tactics of totally misrepresenting the facts. Women make less than men in that article based ONLY on statistics of male versus female total pay, totally disregarding type of work/career. This is typical liberal smoke and mirrors.

I will challenge you once again to come up with one piece of evidence that women are making less than men when they are both doing the same job, not including sports. Sports doesn't count because a lot of pay is for the entertainment value of the sport according to the volume of audience participation.

So, to make it easy for you to prove your liberal point, find me evidence that women are not making as much as men, while doing the same job/career.

Guest 04-14-2016 04:42 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211942)
Equality?

Just another political, special interest, minority game to give to those that which they did nothing to earn!!

How many times have we heard about incidents where the better qualified candidates for positions were passed over to allow a lessor capable candidate in the name of seeking equality?

If they did not earn it they should not get it.

Go back to the FAIR way of life....if you are the better man/woman....you win!

Those who do a better job than the rest get the raises and praises.

Just listen to Obam's half a$$ comments yesterday about erasing the inequality in the gender gap. Listen to the experts as they struggle to define what constitutes the definition of gender gap. We will never hear that most of the gender gap is a satisfactory status among the majority of those involved for many reasons they don't want to discuss. Nothing more than political BS! As evidenced by Clinton who in their so called foundation for what ever pasy females 38% less than their male counterparts.
Hypocritical, political BS to get the stupid and uninformed to vote for them.

You and I agree but we differ in the concept of fairness. Fairness is one of those tricky words. In fact if one is honest about it fairness doesn't except and progressives are pushing against nature to attempt equal outcomes.

It is a fact of life that some people are richer, better looking more athletic, smarter, meaner .................................

So what to progressives do well its not fair that woman are strapped with having babies let's allow abortion. Its not fair that people are richer than other people so let's equalize all incomes to be the same...........

There was a time when a young person said I am out to make my way, my fortunate, my destiny. Now, it is its not fair and because I didn't get the job I wanted so I demand forgiveness on my school loan. Its not fair that that banker trapped me into a mortgage payment I can't meet so forgive my mortgage loan. As an American I am entitled to a free phone, free, health care...............................

I don't have grand children thank God.

Guest 04-14-2016 04:52 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212013)
Ah, but on the other hand you are going to take Hillary and Obama's word for it, when they have no credible evidence to support them, and their comments on the issues have been found to be wrong by almost every reality check website.

There is a gender pay gap, but not due to discrimination. The gap is due mostly to choices men and women make in their careers and not discrimination. Once you account for a number of factors, including taking time off from work and different careers, then there isn't any evidence that it's true discrimination. Men tend to take higher risk careers that pay higher due to the danger/risk than women. Women tend to take jobs requiring less risk and less pay. You are not going to pay a secretary the same as the executive. If you have a woman executive with a male secretary, do you think that the male gets paid more than the executive?

The only disparity is by choice. You can't mandate a population's choice, unless you take into consideration the socialists of communist Russia when it was the USSR.

Wage disparity is ALL HYPE being used against the ignorant, uniformed losers that are disgruntled, by the elite politicians such as Hillary and Obama to get their ignorant votes.

You ask for links? I raise you one better. Give me evidence of a career, other than sports where a woman gets paid less than a man, doing the same job. Good luck.

Your right on. Government's push for $15 minimum, push to mandate overtime even for salaried grades, Dodd-Frank, the regulations to collect data to show a disparity in gender wage , push by NLRB to promote unions, the refusal by government to lower corporate tax and laws now to stop inversions is going to play badly with our economy

Radical progressives are so tied up with their ideology that they can't see the forest for the trees and even when they do they deny it existence but then they are an existential threat to themselves

Guest 04-14-2016 04:59 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212388)
You and I agree but we differ in the concept of fairness. Fairness is one of those tricky words. In fact if one is honest about it fairness doesn't except and progressives are pushing against nature to attempt equal outcomes.

It is a fact of life that some people are richer, better looking more athletic, smarter, meaner .................................

So what to progressives do well its not fair that woman are strapped with having babies let's allow abortion. Its not fair that people are richer than other people so let's equalize all incomes to be the same...........

There was a time when a young person said I am out to make my way, my fortunate, my destiny. Now, it is its not fair and because I didn't get the job I wanted so I demand forgiveness on my school loan. Its not fair that that banker trapped me into a mortgage payment I can't meet so forgive my mortgage loan. As an American I am entitled to a free phone, free, health care...............................

I don't have grand children thank God.

:agree:

Guest 04-14-2016 04:59 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212389)
Your right on. Government's push for $15 minimum, push to mandate overtime even for salaried grades, Dodd-Frank, the regulations to collect data to show a disparity in gender wage , push by NLRB to promote unions, the refusal by government to lower corporate tax and laws now to stop inversions is going to play badly with our economy

Radical progressives are so tied up with their ideology that they can't see the forest for the trees and even when they do they deny it existence but then they are an existential threat to themselves

:agree:

Guest 04-14-2016 07:53 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1211942)
Equality?

Just another political, special interest, minority game to give to those that which they did nothing to earn!!

How many times have we heard about incidents where the better qualified candidates for positions were passed over to allow a lessor capable candidate in the name of seeking equality?

If they did not earn it they should not get it.

Go back to the FAIR way of life....if you are the better man/woman....you win!

Those who do a better job than the rest get the raises and praises.

Just listen to Obam's half a$$ comments yesterday about erasing the inequality in the gender gap. Listen to the experts as they struggle to define what constitutes the definition of gender gap. We will never hear that most of the gender gap is a satisfactory status among the majority of those involved for many reasons they don't want to discuss. Nothing more than political BS! As evidenced by Clinton who in their so called foundation for what ever pasy females 38% less than their male counterparts.
Hypocritical, political BS to get the stupid and uninformed to vote for them.

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212388)
You and I agree but we differ in the concept of fairness. Fairness is one of those tricky words. In fact if one is honest about it fairness doesn't except and progressives are pushing against nature to attempt equal outcomes.

It is a fact of life that some people are richer, better looking more athletic, smarter, meaner .................................

So what to progressives do well its not fair that woman are strapped with having babies let's allow abortion. Its not fair that people are richer than other people so let's equalize all incomes to be the same...........

There was a time when a young person said I am out to make my way, my fortunate, my destiny. Now, it is its not fair and because I didn't get the job I wanted so I demand forgiveness on my school loan. Its not fair that that banker trapped me into a mortgage payment I can't meet so forgive my mortgage loan. As an American I am entitled to a free phone, free, health care...............................

I don't have grand children thank God.

The above two posts pretty much sum it up accurately!!

Guest 04-15-2016 10:30 AM

As to income inequality, or NOT actually, i have a personal example to offer. My husband and I have the exact same level of education and have worked in the same profession for almost 40 years. My husband made more money than I did (oh woe is me-sarcasm on). Here's why - he had a management level position (again, same profession as me) for most of his career. I had a similar position for only a few years, then took leave to raise our son. I continued to work but only part-time, while he worked probably 50 to 60 hours per week on salaried pay. Heck, now that I'm spelling this out, I'm realizing that I probably actually made more PER HOUR than he did! Although I do believe that income inequality existed years ago, my response to its existence today is "PSHAW". What I do see going on today between mine and my husband's profession and our son's, which is not the same profession but also white collar, is discrimination - specifically against the hiring of white men! Talk about an injustice. I am not in TV yet, and still in the work force and I can not tell you how many women have great jobs while their husbands are playing the stay-at-home parent role. And most times, it has not been by choice but necessity. Our society is definitely changing, I just question whether it is for the good. My gut feeling is that it is not.

Guest 04-15-2016 11:43 AM

What some of you fail to realize is that the same job, same pay point can have different people at different total wages/salary.

When their is a personal evaluation and raises given I do certainly hope the advocates of equality are not meaning that everybody gets the same raises.
Because that is not the way it works. Better performance equal bigger pay increases for the same job. The bigger increases go to the better performer.

I took great pride in the fact that my entire life I was well rewarded because I did the job better than anybody else. I got bigger raises at my performance reviews. And I was earning more than those in similar positions. Pay for performance.

Without pay for performance we stiffle the rising stars.

And anyway who ever sain the non performers should be rewarded anymore than they do. They are lucky to keep their jobs.

There is no such thing as equality in a competitive environment.

Just another special interest, monority group with the media and politicians attention. Otherwise = BS!

Guest 04-15-2016 12:53 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212916)
As to income inequality, or NOT actually, i have a personal example to offer. My husband and I have the exact same level of education and have worked in the same profession for almost 40 years. My husband made more money than I did (oh woe is me-sarcasm on). Here's why - he had a management level position (again, same profession as me) for most of his career. I had a similar position for only a few years, then took leave to raise our son. I continued to work but only part-time, while he worked probably 50 to 60 hours per week on salaried pay. Heck, now that I'm spelling this out, I'm realizing that I probably actually made more PER HOUR than he did! Although I do believe that income inequality existed years ago, my response to its existence today is "PSHAW". What I do see going on today between mine and my husband's profession and our son's, which is not the same profession but also white collar, is discrimination - specifically against the hiring of white men! Talk about an injustice. I am not in TV yet, and still in the work force and I can not tell you how many women have great jobs while their husbands are playing the stay-at-home parent role. And most times, it has not been by choice but necessity. Our society is definitely changing, I just question whether it is for the good. My gut feeling is that it is not.

Thank you. And I hope that you DO consider moving to TV when able. You would be a welcome neighbor.

Guest 04-15-2016 01:21 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212916)
As to income inequality, or NOT actually, i have a personal example to offer. My husband and I have the exact same level of education and have worked in the same profession for almost 40 years. My husband made more money than I did (oh woe is me-sarcasm on). Here's why - he had a management level position (again, same profession as me) for most of his career. I had a similar position for only a few years, then took leave to raise our son. I continued to work but only part-time, while he worked probably 50 to 60 hours per week on salaried pay. Heck, now that I'm spelling this out, I'm realizing that I probably actually made more PER HOUR than he did! Although I do believe that income inequality existed years ago, my response to its existence today is "PSHAW". What I do see going on today between mine and my husband's profession and our son's, which is not the same profession but also white collar, is discrimination - specifically against the hiring of white men! Talk about an injustice. I am not in TV yet, and still in the work force and I can not tell you how many women have great jobs while their husbands are playing the stay-at-home parent role. And most times, it has not been by choice but necessity. Our society is definitely changing, I just question whether it is for the good. My gut feeling is that it is not.

Good analysis

Personal Best Regards:

Guest 04-15-2016 01:38 PM

My experience in Human Resources/Management included both market competitiveness and fairness in salary. The variables that effect salary are the starting salary you were hired at. Market forces sometime require bumps in all salary grades if this happened shortly after you were hired the person coming in behind you starts at a higher salary. Performance rating affects salary, as will your chosen occupation and industry. Another factor are the benefits you receive. some companies pay less but offer better benefits. a big factor is the profitability of a company as well as the economy in general.

Look at the folks who got caught in the 2008 recession.

All of this factors and more apply to determining a competitive salary/wage, except if your a private/public union then none of that matters because the union bosses /politicians have this quid pro quo arrangement you pretend to negotiate union demands on behalf of the interests of taxpayers and will pretend you are resisting our demands. so successful has this arrangement been, especially for public union that workers in the same occupation in the private sector have fallen far short in both compensation and benefits. Ergo public union pensions take up about 40% of a state's budget in many states.

Personal Best Regards:

Guest 04-15-2016 07:10 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212943)
What some of you fail to realize is that the same job, same pay point can have different people at different total wages/salary.

When their is a personal evaluation and raises given I do certainly hope the advocates of equality are not meaning that everybody gets the same raises.
Because that is not the way it works. Better performance equal bigger pay increases for the same job. The bigger increases go to the better performer.

I took great pride in the fact that my entire life I was well rewarded because I did the job better than anybody else. I got bigger raises at my performance reviews. And I was earning more than those in similar positions. Pay for performance.

Without pay for performance we stiffle the rising stars.

And anyway who ever sain the non performers should be rewarded anymore than they do. They are lucky to keep their jobs.

There is no such thing as equality in a competitive environment.

Just another special interest, monority group with the media and politicians attention. Otherwise = BS!

You are so right. Otherwise, what is the incentive? Even the most dedicated, self-driven employee needs the occasional incentive and to feel valued and appreciated. Without pay for performance, the lazy just get lazier and the ambitious get frustrated. Nobody wins, especially the employer.

Guest 04-15-2016 07:38 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212984)
Thank you. And I hope that you DO consider moving to TV when able. You would be a welcome neighbor.

We are working toward that goal. In the meantime, thanks for the kind words.

Guest 04-15-2016 09:43 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1212916)
As to income inequality, or NOT actually, i have a personal example to offer. My husband and I have the exact same level of education and have worked in the same profession for almost 40 years. My husband made more money than I did (oh woe is me-sarcasm on). Here's why - he had a management level position (again, same profession as me) for most of his career. I had a similar position for only a few years, then took leave to raise our son. I continued to work but only part-time, while he worked probably 50 to 60 hours per week on salaried pay. Heck, now that I'm spelling this out, I'm realizing that I probably actually made more PER HOUR than he did! Although I do believe that income inequality existed years ago, my response to its existence today is "PSHAW". What I do see going on today between mine and my husband's profession and our son's, which is not the same profession but also white collar, is discrimination - specifically against the hiring of white men! Talk about an injustice. I am not in TV yet, and still in the work force and I can not tell you how many women have great jobs while their husbands are playing the stay-at-home parent role. And most times, it has not been by choice but necessity. Our society is definitely changing, I just question whether it is for the good. My gut feeling is that it is not.

This is ALL due to quotas and affirmative action. Women get it too.

Be honest...looking back...would you have rather stayed home and raised your son with the neighborhood women and the neighborhood kids? Going to each others houses, going to the park together. Teaching your children YOUR values. Just plain teaching your children.

Or, do you think it's better that the mother duke it out in the corporate world or service industry and have their child "raised" (because that's what it is when your infant/toddler is with the same people 10 hours a day) by Lawanda making minimum wage? Lawanda IS raising your children. And you wonder why they're "different". No values, no sense of work ethic. Well duh! Look who "raised" them...it wasn't you. Look at their "friends" at preschool. You approve of all of them? Even that psychopath in the corner influencing your child? 15 minutes with the wrong kid can undo years of careful raising.

I think we peaked in the 50s. For a million years, the roles of men and women were what they were. We opened Pandora's box when we destroyed the family and roots.

Guest 04-16-2016 06:45 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1213187)
This is ALL due to quotas and affirmative action. Women get it too.

Be honest...looking back...would you have rather stayed home and raised your son with the neighborhood women and the neighborhood kids? Going to each others houses, going to the park together. Teaching your children YOUR values. Just plain teaching your children.

Or, do you think it's better that the mother duke it out in the corporate world or service industry and have their child "raised" (because that's what it is when your infant/toddler is with the same people 10 hours a day) by Lawanda making minimum wage? Lawanda IS raising your children. And you wonder why they're "different". No values, no sense of work ethic. Well duh! Look who "raised" them...it wasn't you. Look at their "friends" at preschool. You approve of all of them? Even that psychopath in the corner influencing your child? 15 minutes with the wrong kid can undo years of careful raising.

I think we peaked in the 50s. For a million years, the roles of men and women were what they were. We opened Pandora's box when we destroyed the family and roots.

Since you quoted my post, I'll respond by saying I agree with you. I hope you got that from my post. Perhaps you were just using my post to elaborate more on the premise. When my husband and I got married everything we purchased, including our house, was based on one income. We could have had so much more if i had continued to work but material things were not that important to us. It was more important that I was able to stay home to raise my son. The only reason i even worked part-time was because my profession is such that an extended leave would have prevented going back to the work force if the need arose to do so. I made sure that most of my working hours were when my husband was at home. I did enjoy doing all the things you mentioned in your "looking back" paragraph and the only thing I regret is that it went by too fast. It was the most important part of my life thus far.

Of course, there are families that struggle financially and both parents must work. This was true even for my own parents back in the 50's. The way they dealt with it back then was that my dad worked a day shift job and my mom worked evenings. It wasn't easy but they made it work. We were never left alone or with someone else unless it was family, and my mother had dinner on the table every night for us before she left for work. They worked hard both at their jobs and at home. I guess that's how my siblings and I developed such a good work ethic. The problem with many young people today is that they want it all and do not want to sacrifice to put their kids first. They think they are putting them first by being able to buy them everything they want and keeping up with the Joneses. They also often lack the support system. Families are far away and neighbors are not so close knit.

Anyway, we are not in disagreement. The world is a mess and it started with the loss of traditional family values as you said.

Guest 04-16-2016 08:48 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1213234)
Since you quoted my post, I'll respond by saying I agree with you. I hope you got that from my post. Perhaps you were just using my post to elaborate more on the premise.



Anyway, we are not in disagreement. The world is a mess and it started with the loss of traditional family values as you said.

Yes, I was elaborating...

It STARTED long before that...this is just one of many nails in the coffin.

Enjoy the bubble for as long as you can. It's getting seedier and seedier out there. Not the America I remember.

Guest 04-16-2016 12:21 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1213282)
Yes, I was elaborating...

It STARTED long before that...this is just one of many nails in the coffin.

Enjoy the bubble for as long as you can. It's getting seedier and seedier out there. Not the America I remember.

All in preparation for the 3rd world caliber population soon to take over the USA.

Guest 04-16-2016 12:32 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1213391)
All in preparation for the 3rd world caliber population soon to take over the USA.

Exactly. Already more minority children than white children are enrolling in school. That means the "immigrant baby boom" is already 5 years old. This will destroy the character of this country. Wildwood, Leesburg, that's the future.

Keep the bubble intact as long as you can! Keep those prices HIGH! The best thing the villages mgmt could have done is upgrade the mobile homes on the historic side, keep those prices up.

Guest 04-18-2016 03:24 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1213399)
Exactly. Already more minority children than white children are enrolling in school. That means the "immigrant baby boom" is already 5 years old. This will destroy the character of this country. Wildwood, Leesburg, that's the future.

Keep the bubble intact as long as you can! Keep those prices HIGH! The best thing the villages mgmt could have done is upgrade the mobile homes on the historic side, keep those prices up.

They don't want to live with us, they want to take money from us. The only thing the Village gates will do; is let them know where the money is!

STOCK UP ON AMMO!


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