LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
We understand your argument perfectly...
"Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, they are going to put our union buddies out of jobs and show kids that work is better than welfare. Oh, whatever shall become of us? Quick, let's bring up horror stories about the early industrial revolution, even though conditions like that couldn't really exist in this country with the modern technology."
Fail.
That's all it's about, guy.
You all have no problem making kids sell candy to support those bloated union salaries. Might be going to Chester the Molestors house, for all you know, but hey, we need those contributions going.
But replace the Union Ball-scratchers with kids who'd do a better job? Ahhhhhhh!!!!!
Nutter,
Can you begin keeping your assertions to one per post. When you make so many incorrect ones in a single paragraph, the will to point them out to you with details wanes.
Thanks.
When I was in building construction and CAD during my high school years we did projects for the community, who, then donated building materials and supplies toward our education. Perhaps many children would not drop out if they were given the incentive to earn a little pocket money. They can then learn to be responsible spenders before being able to acquire debts. The sad fact is that some students drop out because *just* learning... bores them. 
Yeah, cleaning their rooms are usually the last thing they prefer to have to do... 