OK, tell that to the people here in North Carolina and South Carolina.

"The inevitable has come, now you need to become computer programmers."

Have you ever interviewed a person who's gone back to "Tech School" after
having a 25-year career working at "the factory"?  If so, did you/would you
hire that person?

Now about illegal aliens...
They're paid "under the table" and for lower than minimum wage.  This
supports my whole premise.

For women in the workplace...
When women started working, the amount of money in the economy grew because
they started working, therefore there was an increase in jobs. It's just
population growth.  The jobs they took were created in the US, which is why
they were even able to get them.

Anyway, I'm tired of arguing for the day.  Whether or not job loss is
inevitable depends on how our government reacts to the outside economies.
I'm a protectionist, you're a free trader.  We disagree, no arguing that. 

 
Matthew Small
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 3:37 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: also circulating the email lists....re katrina

> Matthew wrote:
> Sure, there are some higher-paid jobs, but there are far fewer
> higher-paid jobs than there are lower-paid jobs - and that's basic
> economics, wouldn't you agree?

No, in fact that's why the US was able to absorb the millions of women
that joined the workforce in the 60s, 70s, and 80s.  We've also been
able to absorb the millions of illegal aliens.

I think there will always be plenty of jobs, the problem is nobody can
guarantee you in what or where.  Take "webmaster" - it didn't exist in
1992.  So at the time you could even see that as a place for a job yet
here it is.

You just have to go on faith that there will be plenty of jobs; that
willingness to do a hard day's work will always equal a job.

Job protection may work in a short term stop-gap way but all it does
is protect people from change and delay the inevitable.  It's result
would be to keep a 38  year old from having to learn new skills until
they're 48.  That's not a win.



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