AOC: In US ‘If You Don’t Have A Job You Are Left To Die’

[Blues Man]

So you think that if you can't get a job withing a 20 minute drive from home that you are not unemployed by choice?

And FYI I'm not the one who said I applied for most of the jobs available, you did

I went much further out than 20 minutes, but I do admit I did not apply for jobs in Alaska or Hawaii.

keep digging the hole deeper, it is fun to watch

Or thousands of other places it seems

you are correct, I kept it to a 100 mile radius. How dare me not want to commute more than that. I should be ashamed.

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

no, I am admitting you are moron.

hope that helps.

Yes call the guy that just pointed out your bullshit a moron

very mature

next time add an "OH yeah?" it will make your argument even stronger

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I went much further out than 20 minutes, but I do admit I did not apply for jobs in Alaska or Hawaii.

keep digging the hole deeper, it is fun to watch

Or thousands of other places it seems

you are correct, I kept it to a 100 mile radius. How dare me not want to commute more than that. I should be ashamed.

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

no, I am admitting you are moron.

hope that helps.

Yes call the guy that just pointed out your bullshit a moron

very mature

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

 

[Blues Man]

Or thousands of other places it seems

you are correct, I kept it to a 100 mile radius. How dare me not want to commute more than that. I should be ashamed.

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

no, I am admitting you are moron.

hope that helps.

Yes call the guy that just pointed out your bullshit a moron

very mature

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

 

[Harpy Eagle]

you are correct, I kept it to a 100 mile radius. How dare me not want to commute more than that. I should be ashamed.

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

no, I am admitting you are moron.

hope that helps.

Yes call the guy that just pointed out your bullshit a moron

very mature

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

 

[Blues Man]

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

no, I am admitting you are moron.

hope that helps.

Yes call the guy that just pointed out your bullshit a moron

very mature

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

 

[Harpy Eagle]

no, I am admitting you are moron.

hope that helps.

Yes call the guy that just pointed out your bullshit a moron

very mature

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

 

[danielpalos]

moving new places requires money that many people do not have. it is stupid, or even beyond stupid, to claim someone did not try and get a job because they did not apply to every open job in the whole ******* country.

But you did answer my question, you really are this dumb

So you think that if you can't get a job withing a 20 minute drive from home that you are not unemployed by choice?

And FYI I'm not the one who said I applied for most of the jobs available, you did

I went much further out than 20 minutes, but I do admit I did not apply for jobs in Alaska or Hawaii.

keep digging the hole deeper, it is fun to watch

Or thousands of other places it seems

you are correct, I kept it to a 100 mile radius. How dare me not want to commute more than that. I should be ashamed.

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

Employment is at the will of either party; you can't employ everyone with a good job, even in right to work States.

the socialism of equality and equal protection of the law should enable Labor to apply for unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed in our at-will employment States.

 

[Blues Man]

Yes call the guy that just pointed out your bullshit a moron

very mature

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

 

[Blues Man]

So you think that if you can't get a job withing a 20 minute drive from home that you are not unemployed by choice?

And FYI I'm not the one who said I applied for most of the jobs available, you did

I went much further out than 20 minutes, but I do admit I did not apply for jobs in Alaska or Hawaii.

keep digging the hole deeper, it is fun to watch

Or thousands of other places it seems

you are correct, I kept it to a 100 mile radius. How dare me not want to commute more than that. I should be ashamed.

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

Employment is at the will of either party; you can't employ everyone with a good job, even in right to work States.

the socialism of equality and equal protection of the law should enable Labor to apply for unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed in our at-will employment States.

No, employment is at the will of the person who is providing the job.

You cannot tell a person I want to work here and assume you will get a job.

 

[danielpalos]

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

Labor should only need one lifetime employer in alleged Right to Work States.

 

[MAGAman]

You think people laughing at her statements will get her to stop?

That would require self awareness and humility, neither of which she or her colleagues possess.

Another reason to laugh at her is that it makes her even more popular with the Wacko-Left, and exposes then more fully.

 

[Blues Man]

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

Labor should only need one lifetime employer in alleged Right to Work States.

And unicorns should exist but they don't

Why don't you buy a plane ticket to the real world?

 

[danielpalos]

I went much further out than 20 minutes, but I do admit I did not apply for jobs in Alaska or Hawaii.

keep digging the hole deeper, it is fun to watch

Or thousands of other places it seems

you are correct, I kept it to a 100 mile radius. How dare me not want to commute more than that. I should be ashamed.

So you are admitting that if you couldn't find a particular job in that particular area that you would have been unemployed by your own choice

Thank you.

Employment is at the will of either party; you can't employ everyone with a good job, even in right to work States.

the socialism of equality and equal protection of the law should enable Labor to apply for unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed in our at-will employment States.

No, employment is at the will of the person who is providing the job.

You cannot tell a person I want to work here and assume you will get a job.

Nobody takes the right wing seriously about the law, Constitutional or otherwise, economics, or their special pleading understanding of socialism.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I had no bullshit, I call you a moron for saying someone that did not apply for every open job in the entire country was really not trying to find a job.

that is what makes you a moron.

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

how many do you think that was during the recession? Do you think there were like a million jobs available?

I treated job hunting like my job, at least 8 hours a day. It takes all of 15 minutes to apply for most jobs.

admit it, you have never even looked for a job, have you?

 

[danielpalos]

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

Labor should only need one lifetime employer in alleged Right to Work States.

And unicorns should exist but they don't

Why don't you buy a plane ticket to the real world?

right to work is a right wing fantasy?

 

[Blues Man]

And you said you applied for "most jobs" and you obviously didn't,. You applied for some jobs for some positions in a specific area

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

how many do you think that was during the recession? Do you think there were like a million jobs available?

I treated job hunting like my job, at least 8 hours a day. It takes all of 15 minutes to apply for most jobs.

admit it, you have never even looked for a job, have you?

I've never had trouble finding a job when I was working for other people but I have worked for myself for most of my adult life now I don't really work at all because I don't have to.

 

[Stormy Daniels]

what good would it do me to apply for a job where the commute was 1000 miles a day?

are you really this dumb, or is it just an act you put on for the internet.

you can move to a new place

Who's the dumb one who didn't think of that obvious answer?

moving new places requires money that many people do not have. it is stupid, or even beyond stupid, to claim someone did not try and get a job because they did not apply to every open job in the whole ******* country.

But you did answer my question, you really are this dumb

So you think that if you can't get a job withing a 20 minute drive from home that you are not unemployed by choice?

And FYI I'm not the one who said I applied for most of the jobs available, you did

Most employers nowadays won't consider candidates with much more of a commute than that, except for high level positions. The new age thinking is that moderate commutes makes employees much more likely to be late, call out, etc.

very true. During the recession they would also not hire someone they knew was just treading water till they got a better offer, it was not worth it to them. And I fully understand

I think that is still true. Employment practices permanently changed during the recession.

But I don't agree with it at all, especially back then. It makes no sense to be afraid of an employee leaving for a better job in a job market where unemployment was in the double digits. If they wanted to utilize the deep well of available labor to wait for the absolute best possible candidates, they would have jumped at high potential candidates with relatively few options applying "below" their ability, and used the opportunity to cultivate them into long term assets, and allowing them to surpass peers (and even supervisors) with less capability. It is well known that the overwhelming share of voluntary job departures are caused by relationships with bad bosses. It's not about money, it's not about growth opportunities. In reality, the trend had nothing to do with worrying about an employee leaving for a better offer. That was just an excuse. It had everything to do with capitalizing on the economic times to leverage the continued, long term stagnation of wages by targeting candidates who were most likely to settle for the lowest wage the employer could muster for as long as possible, while also being the most likely to accept duties and performance levels above their titular positions.

 

[Blues Man]

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

Labor should only need one lifetime employer in alleged Right to Work States.

And unicorns should exist but they don't

Why don't you buy a plane ticket to the real world?

right to work is a right wing fantasy?

There is no right to work.

Never was never will be

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Actually I applied for just about every job in a specific area.

The fact that did not apply for every open job in the entire country does not mean I was not trying to find a job, no matter how many times you make the moronic claim.

Uh huh

There is no way you could apply for every job in a 100 mile radius in just a few months

That is why I said just about every job. I am sure I missed a few. 8 hours a day spent looking and applying can leave you applied for a shit ton of jobs in a couple of months.

you are trying way too hard here and just making yourself look foolish.

have you ever had a job? or even applied for one?

so 99% of all the jobs available in a 100 mile radius of your residence in just a few months

SUUUUUUURRRRREEE

how many do you think that was during the recession? Do you think there were like a million jobs available?

I treated job hunting like my job, at least 8 hours a day. It takes all of 15 minutes to apply for most jobs.

admit it, you have never even looked for a job, have you?

I've never had trouble finding a job when I was working for other people but I have worked for myself for most of my adult life now I don't really work at all because I don't have to.

moved back in the parents basement did ya?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

you can move to a new place

Who's the dumb one who didn't think of that obvious answer?

moving new places requires money that many people do not have. it is stupid, or even beyond stupid, to claim someone did not try and get a job because they did not apply to every open job in the whole ******* country.

But you did answer my question, you really are this dumb

So you think that if you can't get a job withing a 20 minute drive from home that you are not unemployed by choice?

And FYI I'm not the one who said I applied for most of the jobs available, you did

Most employers nowadays won't consider candidates with much more of a commute than that, except for high level positions. The new age thinking is that moderate commutes makes employees much more likely to be late, call out, etc.

very true. During the recession they would also not hire someone they knew was just treading water till they got a better offer, it was not worth it to them. And I fully understand

I think that is still true. Employment practices permanently changed during the recession.

But I don't agree with it at all, especially back then. It makes no sense to be afraid of an employee leaving for a better job in a job market where unemployment was in the double digits. If they wanted to utilize the deep well of available labor to wait for the absolute best possible candidates, they would have jumped at high potential candidates with relatively few options applying "below" their ability, and used the opportunity to cultivate them into long term assets, and allowing them to surpass peers (and even supervisors) with less capability. It is well known that the overwhelming share of voluntary job departures are caused by relationships with bad bosses. It's not about money, it's not about growth opportunities. In reality, the trend had nothing to do with worrying about an employee leaving for a better offer. That was just an excuse. It had everything to do with capitalizing on the economic times to leverage the continued, long term stagnation of wages by targeting candidates who were most likely to settle for the lowest wage the employer could muster for as long as possible, while also being the most likely to accept duties and performance levels above their titular positions.

Another thing I learned when looking for a job while still in the Corps is that many employers will not even open a resume from out of town unless they have been through all of the local talent. This is not as much of a problem for the more professional jobs, but when I was getting out I had no college degree yet so that worked against me.