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Headhunter wrote:Republicans throw you in jail, Democrats keep you dependent. Wonderful trade-off.

Tiggnutz wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Republicans throw you in jail, Democrats keep you dependent. Wonderful trade-off.

This is yet another issue this myth that minorities are locked up for being poor or for just being minorities and not for their actions. It's too much of a generalization. I won't deny that the punishments for wealthy whites is grossly out of whack to what others get that is a big big problem in our country and sickening as well.

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Republicans throw you in jail, Democrats keep you dependent. Wonderful trade-off.

Luckily you can avoid the former by following the law.

I'm glad you like in a society where the goal is to throw as many people in jail as possible. I find it an embarrassment to the world.

The goal is zero crime and no one in prison.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:
Fuck em. They face the consequences if their actions. End the benefits and/or their probation. Why waste tax money of workers on those not trying?

just let them do whatever they'll do on the streets, then?

As long as it is not criminal. If it is criminal, back to the clink. Eventually people will learn.

do you want the clink to just be like an internment camp of sorts for criminals (as i can't think of another example to fit), or do you want any focus on rehabilitation / re-integration at all?

I want it to be prison. forced rehabilitation is a waste of time and money.

You know why Alcoholics Anpnymous had such low success rates? Because most of the people who join are forced to. Imagine a gymnastics school where people go because they are forced. Now imagine one that only allows people in who show desire and dedication to the sport. Which will yield better outcomes?

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

Liberal policy is the other part

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

Liberal policy is the other part

so force all liberals into their own region of the country? what do you propose to keep those policies from having a part in the system?

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

Liberal policy is the other part

so force all liberals into their own region of the country? what do you propose to keep those policies from having a part in the system?

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

Liberal policy is the other part

so force all liberals into their own region of the country? what do you propose to keep those policies from having a part in the system?

That's crazy talk moving people. Gotta convince people to stop electing people who do nothing but hurt them in the long run.

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:So I recently hired a chef for Crave. Guy has been a chef for close to 40 years. We were talking about a shared experience we had with a local food bank.

This place is subsidized by the government. One of their main functions is training people to cook who need a second chance. Both of us were told in meetings with directors there that the students were not really motivated and there was no one they would really stand behind.

So...is this the right kind of teacher? Or are they simply being honest about the students?

I'm confused, was it the chef teacher who said this, or a director of the charity?

I hired the chef. We both hash similar experiences at the charity when we were told the students were no good.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

How about we start with personal responsibility. Blaming society is weak, old, and ineffective.

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:So I recently hired a chef for Crave. Guy has been a chef for close to 40 years. We were talking about a shared experience we had with a local food bank.

This place is subsidized by the government. One of their main functions is training people to cook who need a second chance. Both of us were told in meetings with directors there that the students were not really motivated and there was no one they would really stand behind.

So...is this the right kind of teacher? Or are they simply being honest about the students?

I'm confused, was it the chef teacher who said this, or a director of the charity?

I hired the chef. We both hash similar experiences at the charity when we were told the students were no good.

By eachother? Or the person who hired you to teach them?

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

How about we start with personal responsibility. Blaming society is weak, old, and ineffective.

you blame society all the time. but if that's not gonna be the approach anymore, cool.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

Liberal policy is the other part

so force all liberals into their own region of the country? what do you propose to keep those policies from having a part in the system?

They are really moving themselves anyway. Look at the election maps.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If you are a black democrat, it is career suicide to suggest personal responsibility is a problem among black inner city culture. More programs and more handouts are the way to political power.

you and tigg both seem to acknowledge that personal responsibility is only one part of a larger problem.

Liberal policy is the other part

so force all liberals into their own region of the country? what do you propose to keep those policies from having a part in the system?

They are really moving themselves anyway. Look at the election maps.

so you would want some kind of separation to make your system work?

Foo wrote:
Actually I am pointing out that it may not be necessary. The liberals will get together and destroy themselves. Riots, fires, terrorism, unsustainable entitlements are happening.

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:So I recently hired a chef for Crave. Guy has been a chef for close to 40 years. We were talking about a shared experience we had with a local food bank.

This place is subsidized by the government. One of their main functions is training people to cook who need a second chance. Both of us were told in meetings with directors there that the students were not really motivated and there was no one they would really stand behind.

So...is this the right kind of teacher? Or are they simply being honest about the students?

I'm confused, was it the chef teacher who said this, or a director of the charity?

I hired the chef. We both hash similar experiences at the charity when we were told the students were no good.

By eachother? Or the person who hired you to teach them?

The people running the charity told myself and another person in a position to hire their students that the students were shit.