But let's not talk about Labor Participation

[pinqy]

Why More Than 1 3 of Americans Are Not Looking For Work
Data from the Pew Research Center, which looked into recent jobs reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, shows that a whopping 92 million Americans, or 37% of the civilian population older than 16, are “not in the labor force.” That means that they are neither employed or unemployed, but that they haven’t looked for a new job in some time. In fact, they have been out of the hunt for so long that they are no longer counted as “unemployed.”

"Out of the hunt for so long?" It's all about the current month. If you did not work or look in April you will not be classified as in the Labor Force (employed or unemployed), but not in the Labor Force.
92% of those not in the Labor Force don't want to work.

And 83% of statistics are made up.
Mine has a link

You?

Definitions: Employment Situation Technical Note

Current breakdown of those not in the Labor Force A-38. Persons not in the labor force by desire and availability for work age and sex
And I was wrong…it's 93.5% who don't want a job

 

[danielpalos]

Why does the right feel they have to engage in Institutional false witness bearing over the moral goodness of bearing true witness to the legal concept of employment at will.