Seymour Flops
Diamond Member
Sure. Once you are middle class.There is more to life than obtaining wealth.
If you are below the middle class, i.e. working poor, life is mainly about making the rent and buying the groceries. Something that our current government is making harder, not easier.
Once you have a reasonably well-paying job that you can leave behind at the end of the day, you can read great books, “find yourself,” spend quality time with the kids, or whatever floats your boat.
If you are working poor, and unable or unwilling to make the effort required to advance, the current government does make it easy for you to join the dependency leisure class, by going on welfare, or student loan. You still have to pay rent and buy groceries, you just don’t have to work for the money.
You won’t accumulate wealth that way, but you won’t have to work hard and can “find yourself,” also, so long as the self you find doesn’t need to spend a whole lot of money.
If you take that option, fine. Just thank the taxpayers instead of whining about how “unfair” it is that you’re poor.