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I just love these heartwarming HN strips. This is just sweet.
I wish my dog would purr when she naps. Instead she snores, loudly.
Marigold is such a liar… heehee.
I did not know that about Unicorns. Also when I saw the 1st panel I was like "Oh know Marigold is dead!" the last panel reminds me of Red & Rover. I'll have to stop by and see if any horse owners can shed light on Equestrian purring. Comments, there educational.
More C&H ties. I guess she's "growling friendly-like."
As i go scrolling back up to get to the next comic I just saw Panel 3, her leg is twitching in her sleep like a dog. Wounder what Unicorns dream about?
This strip was obviously inspired by the author's kitty cat. Streched out in a sunbeam, purring and twiching in dreamland. Sleeping horses do not purr, but may make some interesting breathing sounds that could come close. A horse will sleep laid out like that for only about an hour or so and only when they feel safe. It is an ultimate expression of trust for an equine to lay down and sleep in your presence. I am sure this last point applies to our unicorn in the last frame.
But it is still good.
Here is a list of strips that ARE as good as Calvin & Hobbes:
"Unicorns do NOT purr."
At least not in polite company…
"Calvin and Hobbes" is a wanna-be "Barnaby" strip. It is not nearly as good.
A horse does make a noise like a purr. It is a little grunt/sigh of content. It isn't as constant running as the cat purr.
Mine would make the noise after taking a good roll and a dust bath. He'd lay out in the sunbeam like a cat. And he'd be so comfortable and happy I couldn't resist sitting down in the dust pit and drowsing with him. Never where PHE is sitting, more by the shoulder.
No one needs to tear down any comic strips here.
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After taxes, that's less than $20k a year. That's poverty wages. You can't even make a car payment with that, let alone a house payment.
This isn't 1988.
After taxes, that's less than $20k a year. That's poverty wages. You can't even make a car payment with that, let alone a house payment.
This isn't 1988.
|by Anonymous
|reply 127
Because employers don't care about your car payments or house notes? Just a wild guess ….
|by Anonymous
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I'm a degreed accountant with multi-years experience, located in the suburbs of Philly (not exactly a low wage area). I applied as a part-time night auditor position at a new hotel. The starting wage: $10/hour.
|by Anonymous
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Call a national strike, OP.
|by Anonymous
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Because they can.
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Op, the only jobs I seem to be able to even get an interview for are $12.00/hr. I have a degree and lots of experience. I was recently let go from a job that was again $12.00/hr with 5 days vacation per year. The situation sucks right now.
|by Anonymous
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OP, if you think that's bad, last year I worked at state university for a few months and guess how much the job paid? Not even $11.00 an hour. And of course it was only 4 days a week so that way they wouldn't have to give me benefits. On top of that, the job was stressful as hell and the supervisor was a cunt. I said fuck it and quit after a few months.
Some jobs really aren't worth doing with the chump change they pay, especially after taxes and the gas it takes to get there.
|by Anonymous
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As others have said it isn't complicated. Employers only care about their business being as profitable as possible.
If they can get away with qualified good workers at low wages they will. And they know they can.
It sucks, income relative to inflation has been falling for most Americans for a while now and it doesn't look like that is going to change anytime soon.
|by Anonymous
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Why did you apply? It only encourages them.
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OP, you must live in a fairly large city? in the sticks, you can see any number of employers offerin minimum wage jobs. Try $7.50. And I have a horrible feeling the federal minimum is even less.
|by Anonymous
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Some companies advertise $8.75/hr and then ask you if you are willing to work for only $8.75/hr. You say no, they say goodbye.
|by Anonymous
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Minimum wage should be around 15. An hour.
The fact that thus country allows slave labor is sickening.
|by Anonymous
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R12 I agree. How the fuck are people supposed to support themselves on $12.00 an hour when everything is so fucking expensive?
|by Anonymous
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Idiot at R13, read R2. There's lots of people that have great skills and still can't get shit.
|by Anonymous
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That is a pretty good wage where I live
|by Anonymous
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It's $3/hr more than I make.
|by Anonymous
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American Corporations donate to politicians to keep wages low.
|by Anonymous
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I made $12.00 a few years ago, and did just fine on my own. In fact, was even saving a few hundred each month,.. just left a 10.50 job,..not looking back!~
|by Anonymous
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My neighbor, who has two grad degrees, worked for the State of Illinois (in Blago's office)for $10.50/hr in 2006 as an administrative assistant. The state hires through a temp agency to avoid a living wage and benefits for employees.
|by Anonymous
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"... develop the skills needed to acquire a job"
And how do I pay tuition? With all that cash that's left over after food, shelter and utilities?
|by Anonymous
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$12 an hour?!!!
If I paid that, Consuela would not have the slightest idea of how to spend all that money. That's why she's very happy to earn the $12 a day that we generously give her.
|by Anonymous
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Wow, you must be rich!
|by Anonymous
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$12.00/hr? How am I supposed to afford Hermes bags?
|by Anonymous
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Because, OP, you refuse to pay $50 for a bottle of shampoo, $100 for a steak and $250 to get your hair cut. If you weren't so damned cheap we could afford to pay our employees a lot more and give them full benefits as well.
|by Anonymous
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R13 and R19 seem to be under the illusion that skills are the only factor in landing a high paying job.
I happen to be well paid, but I am aware that the old boy network and social connections are a huge factor (and it's an area full of bigots).
These discussions often make me think of an old Lynda Barry cartoon. The teacher has told the class, "You can be anything you decide to be." Later Marlys is standing in the lunch line looking at the cafeteria ladies thinking, "Wow, they are stupid. They could have been astronauts or the president, but nooooo!"
|by Anonymous
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It's called "supply and demand." You could look it up.
|by Anonymous
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Suggestion: Don't buy materialistic stuff you actually don't need. Don't buy the apps; the high-end cell phones; etc.
|by Anonymous
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I haul stuff around all day; I make $9/hr plus tits. Not tips. Tits. Manual labor can do wonders for your pecs.
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The bare minimum wage should be $12/hour. It should really be close to $20 so people doing honest work can actually live on it.
What would happen if Obama executive ordered it? Is that something he could do in line with FDR's fixes for the great depression?
Remember back to that asshole who owns Papa John's complaining about how giving health insurance to everyone would add 11 cents to every pizza. Well, I would think upping the minimum wage (especially since employers no longer offer any fucking benefits at all) would have very little impact on businesses bottom lines but drastic effects on the workers' abilities to live a decent life.
|by Anonymous
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$20/hr lololol
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Its true, unless you want to live on the murder side of town, you need to make a minim of 15-20/hr.
America has turned into a caricature of itself.
|by Anonymous
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Sure, but if min wage was raised to $20/hr, the price of everything would inflate accordingly...and we'd end up exactly where we are today, only with higher prices & wages.
|by Anonymous
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R10 it has nothing to do with immigration. The CEO of our company just came back from India giddy because he can get people to do the same type of high tech work we do here, college educated and everything for 7,000 a year. Most of us are averaging about 50,000. Guess where the jobs are going. Plus no health insurance, taxes or labor laws. let the exploitation begin.
|by Anonymous
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In So. Calif., both skilled, degreed US born are working alongside immigrant (both legal and illegal) domestics who make the same hourly wage $10/12/14 an hour. One woman I know w/ an MBA, who was trying to enter the workforce after a few years of at-home parenting told me she had to turn down a job offer because the job (for a non-profit) paid the same low hourly amount she'd have to pay a sitter to watch her 2 kids--and the non-profit couldn't offer any benefits to make it worthwhile except for "flex time." I agree a living wage needs to be higher.
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Shit man, there was a fast food place opening up in a city I visited in the south a couple months ago advertising $9/hour as if that were a big fucking thing.
|by Anonymous
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$75/month for food? You are on the wrong thread, R39. Get over to the "No one can live on $5/day in food stamps" thread and post your menu.
|by Anonymous
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So, [R39] you never go to the doctor or dentist. You have no medication needs, nor do you need to buy sundry for yourself or your apartment (shampoo, soap, toilet paper, cleaning products). You never need to buy new clothing or shoes. You don't need to save for retirement.
And you claim to be able to feed yourself on $2.50 per day, or $0.83 per meal, which I simply don't buy, unless you are receiving government assistance or are being treated to food by the parents and/or friends.
|by Anonymous
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I agree, R41.
R39 needs to enlighten us all how to do this.
I personally think his is a hollow boast.
|by Anonymous
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I'm starting to wonder if R39 is 58 but gets mistaken for 19...
|by Anonymous
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I'm not in the top any percent, live in a southern state where wages are low, and still paid my yard guy $14 an hour for keeping up my 2 acres.
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R19: you are so fucked up I don't know where to begin. My husband is degreed and has a variety of skills and has worn many hats over successful career.
He now stocks shelves and bags food for $14 an hour.
He can't even get interviews because he is too old or overqualified.
You have no idea what's really going on out there.
Oh, I think you are a miserable fuck.
|by Anonymous
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I just applied for an office job paying 8.50/hr. How fucking pathetic is that?
R48 I'm in the same boat. I'm 48 and it seems no one wants to hire anyone nearing 50 no matter that I'm more experienced and much more reliable than some twits right out of college who will go get drunk and call in hungover.
|by Anonymous
|reply 49
Because of people like R13, basically.
And you've got a Republican party full of evil assholes, and a Democratic Party that's basically the 80's Republican Party at this point. There's no one fighting for the people anymore.
|by Anonymous
|reply 50
THe price of wages have been falling for years. You can bet it has to do with the Global Economy. You know, the race to the bottom.
What was that Tom Friedman book from a few years ago? Can't remember the title. When a company like IBM can pay Krishna $9.00 an hour to do IT work from India- you can bet they will. No matter it barely works or the culture is world's apart. The CEO needs to makes his/her multi-million package. Executives in these 'global companies' do very well also. They have contracts. The rest of the grunt works get laid off, downsized, etc.
Someday the pendulum will turn. Maybe not in my lifetime though.
|by Anonymous
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If the minimum wage were raised it would not lead to business closure, it would lead to fewer profits for ceos and shareholders.
Because more people would have more money to buy more goods and services the economy would boom.
The rich would have less, but everyone else would have so much more.
|by Anonymous
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The biggest economic problem today is not taxes, or the deficit, it is that wages haven't stayed level with the inflation rate. If employers paid more, the tax base would grow. All problems solved. Employers who complain should work for $12/hour. Problem solved.
|by Anonymous
|reply 54
I'm informed
|by Anonymous
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Over the weekend I was in Old Navy (whatever) and while all the employees were quite young there was one older man (maybe late to middle 50's) running around and folding clothes and organizing. He was well-groomed, nicely dressed and smelled good (I noticed) but I got a very sad feeling realizing this was proably the only job he could get and I felt sad for him. He was not a manager and probably had kids at home the same age as his co-workers. Sad.
|by Anonymous
|reply 57
[quote] When you look into backed currencies throughout the world at any time in history, you see that there is an explosion of commerce, middle class wealth, education and literacy.
Not just untrue, but ridiculous.
"Backed currency" was the only currency in the Western world until the 19th century.
I'm not going to waste my time explaining what you could read in a book.
|by Anonymous
|reply 59
Opinions, like assholes....
|by Anonymous
|reply 60
How the hell can you even make it on 12 $ an hour? We don't even have minimum wage in my country, but the lowest wages are usually around 20-25 $/hour.
|by Anonymous
|reply 62
Wrong again.
|by Anonymous
|reply 63
I love R31 ..........
|by Anonymous
|reply 66
With a high minimum then more businesses would thrive, if the guy at the Y makes 25 bucks an hour he can afford a sandwich at the deli and the guy at the Deli can afford a gym membership and new shoes so the shoemaker can afford a new roof.
We will NEED more small businesses with a higher wage.
Though since you are such a stupid greedy bastard it is okay if your business closes.
|by Anonymous
|reply 67
[quote] he guy at the Deli can afford a gym membership and new shoes so the shoemaker can afford a new roof.
R67 is posting from 1957.
Where does one ever find a shoemaker anymore?
|by Anonymous
|reply 68
R68 Yes...I can find you two excellent shoemakers in NY.
|by Anonymous
|reply 70
[quote]Where does one ever find a shoemaker anymore?
all over my part of town
|by Anonymous
|reply 71
Start ups which produce $12/hr jobs are not needed in this Country. Go to China.
|by Anonymous
|reply 72
The money is all drawn to the top. When the CEO is making 100 times what his workers are, this is what you get.
|by Anonymous
|reply 73
America needs anti-pillaging laws.
|by Anonymous
|reply 74
I make my own shoes out of chicken patties and rubber bands. I have a part time job at McDonalds and a part time job at OfficeMax.
|by Anonymous
|reply 75
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When ever he got in a fix
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You'll laugh so much, your sides will ache your heart'll go pitter pat
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|by Anonymous
|reply 77
Great, R76, but you don't pay yourself 100 times the amount, do you?
|by Anonymous
|reply 78
R76, if you don't pay your workers even $12/hour and you only make 10x what they make, how fucking successful can your business possibly be? Let me guess, you're that asshole business man from the other thread about paying workers shit who was calling them your 'worker bees', etc., right?
You sound like a dick.
|by Anonymous
|reply 79
I make $8 an hour in my current job in CA. It's impossible.
I made $75K in my previous job but the market out there is so bad I took a job that still equates to my resume but it's a hiring market out there. Businesses can pay nothing and still get people.
|by Anonymous
|reply 80
agree with r80
The tables will turn - not sure when, but they will.
|by Anonymous
|reply 81
How did you come across that initial "investment", R69/R76?
Just curious.
|by Anonymous
|reply 82
Because they can.
Thread Closed
|by Anonymous
|reply 83
He won't answer, R82. He's a complete asshole who called his peons worker bees in another thread and said, if they don't like it, they can just leave and he'll find new ones.
Complete fucking Repug asshole.
|by Anonymous
|reply 84
I am amazed that R85 is so stupid. The solution is higher wages, our country was at it's most successful when unions were strong and wages were good.
|by Anonymous
|reply 86
Access to good education is not universal in this country, R85. No matter how hard someone works.
|by Anonymous
|reply 87
[quote]Access to good education is not universal in this country, R85. No matter how hard someone works.
Exactly. The inequality in this country isn't going to be solved by raising minimum wage to $20/h, increasing food stamps allowances to $500/mo, or reinstating the welfare system which was done away with when Clinton was president. They simply won't happen, and even if they did, they wouldn't solve the problem.
What we can do, though, is change our education system. Do away with magnet programs and gifted student programs, since the students who participate in these programs are no more successful than students of equal intelligence who did not go through a magnet program. Focus instead on putting the best (and highest paid) teachers in poor schools. Right now, suburban public schools provide a great education because they serve upper middle class white and Asian students, and parents are willing to pay more in taxes for this education because they can afford to do so. Wealthy parents who live in urban school districts simply ship their kids to private schools, so even in diverse cities such as Chicago or NYC, the public school system is not diverse and serves only minorities. Charter schools run by for-profit management companies need to be eliminated.
We need to make sure all students are prepared for college and financially able to attend. This means room and board for rural students who cannot live at home and commute should be subsidized. Ability to pay should never be an impediment to education. Inability to perform should be an impediment to education. For students who aren't able to perform in higher education, we need to have a robust trade school and apprenticeship system. Right now, with construction in particular, we have a shortage of trained and skilled workers because union apprenticeship programs have disappeared. Now we have higher labor costs and poor quality. This is a huge problem, and it can be easily solved by investing in vocational education and apprenticeship.
And we obviously need to have good roads, and in large cities, public transit. This spurs more investment and economic growth. The government needs to facilitate business growth (and the people who benefit from government investment need to pay their fair share in taxes).
All of these things cost money, no doubt, but unlike the band-aid solutions of raising minimum wage dramatically (without investing in programs that make those higher wages economically feasible for employers), these actually create economic growth, and contribute to market-driven higher wages which increase tax revenues from both individuals paying income tax and businesses paying income tax. This is what the Democrats have been pushing for years. Unfortunately, we have Republicans who think that cutting taxes and regulations will spur economic growth, when that has never been shown to be true, and since Republicans control the media, and everyone hates paying taxes, they continue to define the debates and the issues.
|by Anonymous
|reply 88
I have two graduate degrees and worked my ass off, only to be kicked to the curb when I was 50. Now I can't find a job, even for minimum wage. No one believes I am willing to work for a low wage even though I haven't worked in two years, and I know damn well the reason I hardly get any interviews is my age. I do have savings, but that was meant for when I'm 60, not 50.
|by Anonymous
|reply 89
What if you can't afford to move? most of the working poor can not
|by Anonymous
|reply 94
A number of economic factors: They don't value your skills enough to offer more and/or the market for those skills is so bad that they can lowball the wages and still get skilled applicants to fill the positions.
|by Anonymous
|reply 95
But R95, how do you explain the "minimum wage" in my country being 20-25 $ an hour? do you think that's too high?
|by Anonymous
|reply 96
[quote]R88 is a fascist/socialist...as if we all can't see that.
Given that fascism and socialism are polar opposites, and R88 advocated neither of these two political philosophies, I think it's safe to say that you're a moron. You probably think Obama is an atheist Muslim, too.
|by Anonymous
|reply 97
Hilda Solis is congratulating herself for retraining a million and a half people so they would be ready to accept those $12/Hr jobs.
Ave Hilda!
|by Anonymous
|reply 98
Is this state of affairs permanent?
Perhaps Americans have unrealistic expectations about what they should be earning. America had it all after WWII: its three biggest potential competitors (Britain, Germany and Japan) were reeling from the war, penniless and in disrepair. America's infrastructure was untouched; it had built up a huge industrial base and had NO competition in the world. It could afford to pay excellent union wages with benefits, enabling families to support a full-time housewife with four kids in a nice house in the suburbs and plenty of paid vacation time.
Guess what? The rest of the world caught up. Environmental laws restrict some development and business start-ups. Technology has enabled any work that can be done on a modem to be done for less. CEOs got greedy and started shipping jobs overseas. NAFTA was signed in, destroyed small farms in Mexico and began a huge wave of illegal immigration into the U.S. The U.S. turns a blind eye to illegal immigration because both parties get either votes or cheap labor out of it (and make no mistake, illegal immigration DOES depress wages--as well as killing the job prospects for teenagers and low-skilled Americans) Protest this and be called, oh horrors, a racist. (The politicians most in favor of legalization for illegal immigrants always live in the whitest neighborhoods--their jobs aren't threatened, right?)
How will this change? It's not the 1950s-1970s anymore. Buying local is a good philosophy; enforcing out border law is good policy. But it's not about the country anymore.
Corporations see "markets", they don't give a shit about their own communities or country, and there is no loyalty to employees anymore.
We're digging our own graves because we have allowed this to happen. But what can we do? I'm re-entering the job market (I was a stay-at-home parent for twelve years) and my skills are out of date. I'm finishing up my degree but I'm afraid my age (nearing fifty) will work against me. I'm working a crummy part-time job. I WISH I made $12 an hour, and so do my co-workers (many of whom are also underemployed and middle-aged.) There's a lot of anger out there.
|by Anonymous
|reply 99
Fascism and socialism are not opposites, R97. They're not the same being, but they do hold hands.
|by Anonymous
|reply 100
Our ancestors were poor. They borrowed the passage money or agreed to work off the cost in the New World. Whining that one cannot afford to move where jobs are better is just an excuse.
Just as it is ridiculous to think we "owe" people who came to this country for economic opportunity a wage at some artificial level just because they are here.
GO TO SCHOOL. Get retrained. Move to where the jobs are. PERIOD. Quit whining - there are places where unemployment is under 5% - go there.
As for the person who claims his country's minimum wage is $20 - where are you?
|by Anonymous
|reply 101
[quote]GO TO SCHOOL. Get retrained. Move to where the jobs are. PERIOD. Quit whining - there are places where unemployment is under 5% - go there.
I've met so many people fucked over by that very advice.
|by Anonymous
|reply 102
Many companies offer $8 dollars an hour and part time. And if you ask them to arrange your scheduel so that you can get another job, they get huffy and refuse to give you hours. We are pretty much the same as slaves and the work is hard.
|by Anonymous
|reply 103
I hope R101 gets laid off...what a thoughtless, truely ignorant person she is. Knows nothing but opens her mouth anyway.
You have a few things to learn, R101.
|by Anonymous
|reply 104
The only way things will change is if workers have a national strike. It needs to be nationwide. A two day strike and if they don't learn...call for a month long strike. All of the money is being funneled to the top...it needs to be spread out to the workers. If you could get people to stick together...something could be done.
|by Anonymous
|reply 105
You can't keep earning a higher wage if you are not adding greater value. The problem with unions is unskilled people end up making outrageously high incomes that are not commensurate with their contribution. So you have lifers making twice what the new kid makes but they aren't contributing any more....often times far less.
R85 is correct. The only way to be successful is to add value by having something to offer that is in demand---knowledge, experience, skill, contacts, etc. that the newbies lack. Then you are worth more money to an employer and you have job security.
|by Anonymous
|reply 106
Totally agree R105. But in order for that to happen I think things are going to have to get a whole lot worse, unfortunately.
For now the filthy rich will continue to have a feast at the banquet while we fight over their scraps.
|by Anonymous
|reply 107
Thank you, R99, for adding some much needed sense.
|by Anonymous
|reply 108
[quote]The only way things will change is if workers have a national strike. It needs to be nationwide. A two day strike and if they don't learn...call for a month long strike. All of the money is being funneled to the top...it needs to be spread out to the workers. If you could get people to stick together...something could be done.
The problem with that is they've already stacked the deck with illegal aliens, H1-Bs, and L-1s.
Those "immigrants" that get so much support from the people who would under pay blacks and call themselves Civil Rights Warriors for doing so.
|by Anonymous
|reply 109
There are plenty of jobs for much less. I work a second job at a sports/concert venue pouring serving beer and wine. I make $7.05/hour (and no tips permitted).
Fortunately, I have a regular job with benefits.
|by Anonymous
|reply 110
California unemployment rate stuck at 9.8%
Manufacturing, government and business-services workforces in the state all suffered declines in December, contributing to a loss of 17,500 jobs.
(The rate used to be over 12%, but the decline is thought to be in part to many illegals going home. In any case, it remains a tough market unless you are an H1-B from India.)
|by Anonymous
|reply 111
R101 makes $22 an hour eating the feces from colostomy bags at nursing homes.
|by Anonymous
|reply 112
Business owners are taking advantage of the job crisis.
And, I see job listings scouting people with knowledge of html, php, SEO, PPC, Adobe CS and masking it with "paid intern" title and offering $12/hour in a city like San Francisco where the cost of living is insanely high.
|by Anonymous
|reply 113
Dear idiot at R101,
The world has changed. No one is willing to lend the truly poor money to go to another country any longer.
In addition no one wants them. In fact we don't want the truly poor anymore.
Legal immigration requires a lawyer and fees up the butt, you have to earn a lot of money to afford to go to another country where the 'jobs' are.
Unless dear idiot you are willing to put up money for the poor to move, if so post your telephone and I will let the poor know who to call.
|by Anonymous
|reply 114
[quote]I sacrificed to go to law school and worked hard
blah blah blah. Fucking prove it, cunty! every time I hear a blow-hard start that old saw I just KNOW there was a rich daddy behind their fucking ass every step of the way goading them.
|by Anonymous
|reply 116
I left a good paying job with a corporation and survived (married) on the GI bill for law school, that I finished in 27 months.
|by Anonymous
|reply 117
Crazy isn't it OP. But these are hard times.
|by Anonymous
|reply 118
California job growth loses steam in December as payrolls shrink
January 18, 2013, 11:17 a.m.
After outpacing the U.S. for most of last year, California's jobs engine lost momentum in December as employers' payrolls shrank by 17,500 last month.
The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 9.8% last month, according to figures released Friday by the state's Employment Development Department.
The loss of payroll jobs in December ends seven months of job growth in the Golden State. For much of the year, yearly job growth was hovering around 2% but has now dropped to 1.6%.
Economists called the jobs report disappointing. Some said job losses last month might have been caused by employers to hold off on hiring as Washington grappled with the "fiscal cliff," when year-end tax increases and spending cuts were set to take place.
Congress later reached a deal on the 'fiscal cliff,' but not before hampering business confidence, economists said.
"I believe businesses were very worried about the 'fiscal cliff' issue," said Esmael Adibi, director of Chapman University's A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research. "I think this report reflects that."
Eight industries recorded job losses in December, but the steepest decline was in the trade, transportation and utilities sector. Led primarily by losses in retail trade, that industry shed 11,200 jobs. Professional and business services, which includes white-collar occupations such as accountants and lawyers, shed 8,800 jobs.
Construction, which has been aided by a recovering housing market, added 4,100 jobs last month. The sector, which saw employment grow 4.4% over the year, has seen a turnaround as demand for multi-unit housing has flourished.
Education and health services added 9,200 jobs in December.
Some economists, however, were skeptical of the sharp drop in payroll figures.
"It's important not to overreact because of the possibility of revision," said Lynn Reaser, chief economist at the Fermanian Business and Economic Institute at Point Loma Nazarene University. "The loss of momentum at the end of the year is a concern."
The report, however, contained at least one bright spot.
The labor force grew by almost 73,000 as more people re-entered the workforce, a sign people are encouraged once again to look for work.
Friday's report also showed that November's job figures were revised upward to show a net gain of 6,100 jobs.
Since December 2011, the state has added 225,900 jobs to its payrolls, the second largest yearly increase in the country.
Still, California's jobless rate is among the highest. Only two states have a higher jobless rate: Nevada and Rhode Island, where unemployment is at 10.2%.
|by Anonymous
|reply 119
[quote]Focus instead on putting the best (and highest paid) teachers in poor schools. Right now, suburban public schools provide a great education because they serve upper middle class white and Asian students, and parents are willing to pay more in taxes for this education because they can afford to do so.
Poor naive litte R88. You think money is the reason kids in suburban schools are getting a better education? Think again. Intact families. Parents who give a damn and get involved. Kids who are required to eat three square meals, go to bed early and do their homework. Pressure to succeed. Expectation that college is not an option. Involvement in extracurricular activities, etc, etc, etc.
Schools can not parent children 24/7. They can only do so much. If kids are going home to a crack house at the end of the day, no amount of money invested in the school will make that kid a successful student. Expecting public schools to solve complex social problems is like putting a bandaid on a gaping wound.
Lots of money is thrown at inner city schools and many already have the highest paid teachers. All to no avail. Inner city teachers are paid a high wage because the job sucks and no one wants it: kids have no interest in learning, more time is spent on discipline than education, and it's dangerous.
|by Anonymous
|reply 120
R120 please link to your source that confirms that kids in the inner cities have no interest in learning and/or that their parents have no interest in their kids getting a good education.
I'll wait.
|by Anonymous
|reply 121
Oh and R120 why did you not answer the question about how you came up with your initial investment for your business?
|by Anonymous
|reply 122
Another problem is the monopolies. There used to be laws against monopolies but those days are long past and it is easy to get around them.
A few days with no one to stock the Walmart shelves and food rotting in the trucks, companies might decided that their workers are valuable.
By the way R101, many people simply do not have an IQ high enough to do anything but menial labor...should they be treated like slaves? Should we pretend that clean floors are not important? Should window washers be paid nothing for their hard labor?
|by Anonymous
|reply 123
What an annoying little gnat you are R122, chasing me around DL. LOL. Link to your sources indicating that all of society's ills can be resolved by paying inner city teachers more money.
Go ahead. I'll wait.
|by Anonymous
|reply 124
Nice try, R124. You made the assertion--now back it up.
What? Silence? Thought so.
And BTW, I'm not chasing you, you were asked a question on *this* thread. So why so mum? You seem to have a lot to say otherwise.
More silence? Something to hide?
Still waiting.
|by Anonymous
|reply 125
"... and masking it with "paid intern" title"
lol I've seen that too many times- intern, intern, intern... it means slave.
|by Anonymous
|reply 126
We had a Rethuglican idiot on this board who understands little of how the world works. Move on you can't rehabilitate this idiot. He started a business he deserves slaves.
|by Anonymous
|reply 127
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Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries
I'm planning on making chocolate-dipped strawberries. I've never done it before, but looked at recipes online and it looks simple. I splurged on Girardelli milk chocolate chips, and am going to melt them (add 2T shortening per 16 oz chips) and dip the strawberries. Yum!
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Shrimp Primavera with Roasted Red Pepper & White Wine sauce
1/2 pound of peeled, deveined shrimp (I buy it already cooked)
3 slices turkey bacon chopped into small pieces
6 oz uncooked pasta (Farfalle or penne works best)
1 lb asparagus cut into 3/4" pieces
2 large carrots cut into bite-sized pieces
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misc herbs: parsley, chives, basil, garlic pwdr, crushed red pepper, oregano, dehydrated shallot, dehydrated red onion (really anything you prefer - to taste)
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In the year ahead, the future of trading will rest on a few key shoulders. From regulators to trading houses to exchange executives, a handful of people and institutions will prove crucial in deciding big questions facing global finance.
How active will regulators be in dictating the rules of the road? Will the New York Stock Exchange help create the first global exchange company? How will Borse Dubai, a key exchange shareholder, influence the future of two towering players—the Nasdaq Stock Market and the London Stock Exchange? Which exchange will be the face of capitalism in China? How will the traders of tomorrow help shape the landscape?
Here's a look at the important players who will be key to answering these questions.
The stock boss
Duncan Niederauer, the chief executive of NYSE Euronext, hopes to do what few exchange chiefs have done this year—close a big merger. Singapore Exchange's plan to buy ASX, the major Australian exchange operator, and London Stock Exchange's announced intention to merge with Toronto's TMX Group both fell apart.
Niederauer is putting the finishing touches on a deal to merge the operator of the New York Stock Exchange with Germany's Deutsche Börse. The deal will marry a company that has a giant European derivatives presence with the NYSE and the leading stock markets of Paris and Amsterdam. What the still-unnamed company may lack in focus, it hopes to make up for in geographical reach and technological savvy that will lower costs for traders.
Critics in the US lament that the new company might not be the champion of US capital markets that the New York Stock Exchange once was. Niederauer responds that most large companies today are global—not just national.
Niederauer, age 52, first has to gain European regulatory approval for the deal and then work at cutting costs as the two companies combine. The closing is expected in December, barring regulatory holdups.
The failure of other deals recently doesn't cause Niederauer much concern. "The bar is higher to get these done," he says. "But I think we've proven in our deal that the industrial logic is compelling."
The watchdog
Joaquín Almunia is the regulator who could most easily disrupt Niederauer's vision. As the European Commission's top antitrust official, he is responsible for deciding whether NYSE's deal can go through or not.
The 63-year-old Spanish politician has been tight-lipped about his deliberations and declined to be interviewed for this article. His decision will unfold at a time when governments are under pressure to take more protectionist routes that focus on how deals affect local economies.
The big issue in the NYSE deal is whether to allow the two exchange operators to continue to attach the business of trading to the business of clearing trades, which can be more lucrative. Some in Europe historically preferred an open model that left clearing separate from trading. Supporters of that model say it empowers customers, but exchanges have typically preferred the bundled approach.
The European Commission last week issued its statement of objections to the merger. Almunia is expected to make a decision by December, though the timetable could be extended.
The big investor
Essa Kazim, the head of Borse Dubai, got into the exchange game near the top, with a bold $4.9bn deal to buy up parts of the London Stock Exchange and Nasdaq OMX Group in 2008. Both exchanges have dropped in value since, raising the question of what investors like Kazim will do next in the global exchange space.
For years, these stocks were trendy and performed well as managements cut costs. Government-controlled investment companies, such as the one that controls Borse Dubai, jumped into the fray. Now it's looking at a loss, and its patience is being tested. It has sold part of its Nasdaq stake, and merger plans at Nasdaq and LSE didn't advance much in 2011: Nasdaq fell short in its bid to buy the NYSE, while LSE couldn't get enough TMX shareholder support to buy the Toronto exchange operator.
For Kazim and Borse Dubai, the question is one that many investors are facing in the sector. It could get out, since the initial burst of enthusiasm over exchanges seems to be over, or stick it out and perhaps try to play matchmaker by encouraging more mergers.
The LSE and Nasdaq have shown no signs of heating up merger talks that were once hotly pursued by Nasdaq chief Robert Greifeld. Instead, London is talking to LCH.Clearnet, and investors including Mr. Kazim are still waiting for Nasdaq's next move.
Kazim, 52, prefers to play down his importance—and his role—saying that market forces will eventually shape the exchange industry. But he clearly has strong influence. Last year, for instance, he scripted the Dubai Financial Market's acquisition of rival exchange Nasdaq Dubai, in a bid to boost the emirate's flagging markets.
The new market
Charles Li runs an exchange in the driver's seat when it comes to China's fast-growing capital markets. But will it be able to keep its lead? Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. had the world's largest market value of any exchange before ceding the position earlier this year to CME Group Inc. Li, a former J.P. Morgan Chase banker, was selected to run the exchange in 2009, in part to help deliver China's markets to international investors. The exchange is already a leader in attracting initial public offerings, and its pretax margins are among the industry's highest.
But it may eventually face more competition, and some critics say it isn't yet ready. Its technology is behind most Western exchange players. And Li has been on the defensive as more U.S. investors and regulators criticise the accounting standards used in some Chinese companies listed in New York.
What's more, if China becomes more integrated into world markets and loosens capital controls, some worry that Hong Kong could lose out to exchanges in mainland China.
Li says that the exchange's technology is getting an upgrade "to further enhance our trading systems and ensure we maintain and sharpen our competitive edge." As for the developing role of the mainland, Li has suggested a growing pie will help many exchanges in the region, including Hong Kong's. And while European and US exchanges have lost solid positions to more nimble upstarts, Asia has often been a less competitive landscape friendly to the existing exchange leaders.
The trading house
In the US, one of the upstarts that has taken trading by storm is Chicago-based Getco LLC. Founded in 1999 by Stephen Schuler and a fellow floor trader from the Chicago trading pits, Dan Tienery, Getco now controls a significant chunk of the country's stock and futures trading.
Their job is a bit like the so-called specialists who once ran the New York Stock Exchange floor. But Getco uses computers and far fewer people to match buyers and sellers. In all, the firm has about 350 employees, even though it's regularly one of the biggest traders in Nasdaq and NYSE listed stocks. The company trades on 50 markets globally and often represents 5% or more of the trading there. It also trades rapidly—and is a big part of the reason that stock-market volume is greater than ever.
Getco is starting to shape regulations more, hiring at least two former Securities and Exchange Commission officials in important spots as new rules on trading evolved. Last year's flash crash was a key day, turning attention to the actions of high-frequency traders like Getco. Some have called for new responsibilities for and restrictions on the fast traders.
Schuler and some of his electronic-trading peers say Getco makes it easier to trade and deny that they increase volatility. Getco supports some increased obligations for traders known as market-makers. Officials at the firm add that Getco does other types of trading besides high frequency.
Schuler says he still believes that the US markets are the best in the world, despite some of the "potshots" they take from analysts.
"I'm a believer that technology is bringing more stability and accountability to the markets," Schuler says.
Aaron Lucchetti is a staff reporter in The Wall Street Journal's New York bureau. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Nikhil Lohade in Dubai contributed to this article.
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You half wits crack me up!
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The same can be said of religion.
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The same can be said of science.
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When you believe this - you shut yourself off to equally plausible albeit "unscientific" explanations.
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Since: Mar 11
#65041 Nov 19, 2012
Is Jesus and his magical fish one if those plausible explanations?
You half wits crack me up!
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#65042 Nov 19, 2012
It's a logical and safe assumption, just because you want to lie and pretend to not be biased, you are demonstrating pure religious bias.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#65043 Nov 19, 2012
You have really bad logic here. First, magic is when you give a non-answer, one of the more common non-answers is "god dun it." It's magic because there is no natural explanation, it's a non-answer because it helps no one. Most religions are nothing more than snake oil, that's why they like their one non-answer to everything, it prevents the believer from actually learning anything, thus they are easier to be controlled and conned.
The irony is that science isn't what you think it is, it's a way of skeptically interrogating the universe, a method, a means to an end, but unlike religion and philosophy, science offers real, substantial, and beneficial answers. Science is close to finding a cure for cancer, what illnesses has religion ever cured? Name one.
#65044 Nov 19, 2012
The point you seem to keep missing in your myopic ramblings is this: If the atheist won't allow priests to tell him how to live his life or how to interpret his experiences - why should he give that priviledge to science? Unless of course, he makes science his god.
#65045 Nov 19, 2012
Answers are only non-answers if you think of them as such, which is still no indication that I am religious.
The ready-made symbols of both religion and science are helpful to many people, providing them with an orientation for understanding. If the arrangement becomes permanent, however, comprehension becomes programmed too rigidly. When you accept any dogma as true (whether religion or science) you allow yourself to become victimized by its dictates.
The scientific method comes under fire regularly for its irreproducible results. Furthermore, science has been "close" to a cure for decades. In reality, the ultimate goal of preventing illness has largely eluded scientists. Science can at best ameliorate but it cannot cure cancer, AIDS, and other deadly diseases. After a quarter of a century of research and the expenditure of billions of dollars, the war on cancer has not produced a cure. Surrounded by technological affluence, we have fancy heart scans that can give us a nice picture of our clogged arteries, but science cannot prevent heart disease.
Since: Feb 08
#65046 Nov 19, 2012
The only "unverifiable assumption" that grounds scientific theories is that the Universe is understandable.
Nope, not the same. Remember all those people who say "God works in mysterious ways"? That's the problem with religion. You can make up anything you like, create any pantheon of deities that you like, invent any creation myth that you like, and one is just as good as another as predicting what will happen next (meaning, not good at all).
Nothing at all like science.
If it isn't, then you're free to make up whatever magical explanation you want to make yourself happy. But don't expect others to buy into it as "truth".
Quite the contrary. If it can't make any predictions, then it isn't science. And if it makes predictions that don't pan out, then it has to be changed.
Never happens with religion. If the predictions don't pan out, the response is "Well, that's just how the god(s) want it to happen."
Is it possible? Certainly. Does current evidence point to that possibility? Not that I know of.
"Unscientific" explanations don't actually *explain* anything. It always comes down to "Well, that's just how the god(s) want it to happen." It's all whim. No explanation. No justification.
And if they don't predict anything or aren't discarded when they predict incorrectly, then they aren't "equally plausible". They're fairy tales. And they belong in the fiction section of the bookstore or library.
#65047 Nov 19, 2012
Scientists do their fair share of speculating, only they call it theorizing, which somehow makes it more acceptable. Is it more satisfactory to say the "universe" works in mysterious ways - its wonders to behold? It certainly wouldn't be far from the truth since science doesn't know everything there is to know about the universe.
Religion has its original sin - science, its survival of the "fittest" and man, the predatory animal. Science's dogma is as limiting as religion's! Why is it that both religion and conventional science concentrate on man's inequity? Both teach that our impulses, emotions, and intuitions will betray us. They are tempters. The voices of the devil. Or the lingering dark rages roused in our infancies. Or random chemical imbalances; chaotic desires rising from our evolutionary past against which we must constantly exert all of our will and reason. If we allow it - we can become as much a victim of scientific dictums, as we can a victim of Rome's infallible fallacies!
Meteorologists make predictions as a matter of course and are often wrong.
Were Plato's ideas true? For generations we lived as if they were, and we found ourselves dwarfed by perfect models of ourselves to which no human being could conform. Unless you are a student of philosophies and religions, you don't have the knowledge necessary to identify what is equally plausible and what is not.
"There is no such thing"
Since: May 08
as a reasonable person
#65048 Nov 19, 2012
So, what you are saying is that you are taking one form of the myth of Horus from one distinct region of Egypt and applying it to the whole of the Myth.. Why not look at the myth as a whole instead of picking only one small bit to suit your needs?
Since: Mar 11
United States
#65049 Nov 19, 2012
No what am I saying is that I am taking the oldest truest source material of the myth of the pre Jesus savior of all mankind. Let me use small words so you can understand. Hmmm in ancient times as the migration of... No no that will be beyond your ability.
Keep it so the lil IQ one can grasp it.
Ah ok. The reason I use the older source material vs the one used by our GREEK historian a whopping 2000 plus years later is because when the Greeks came around they incorporated the Egyptian gods along with their own. But they would radically alter the Egyptian gods combining them or radically changing their story. One could chalk this up to them misunderstanding the stories or them purposely trying to make the Egyptians look bad in comparison.
Whatever their motives were is irrelevant, the changes made almost always cast the Egyptian gods in a negative light, be it from mistranslation/misunderstandin g or purposely done.
Osiris born in heaven or the spirit world if you prefer to the earth god and sky goddess. Horus born on earth to a virgin.
There is actually a rather sweet, charming aspect to the Horus myth that sadly didn't get stolen for the Jesus myth. I am speaking of how Horus resurrects his own father and makes him greater than ever. The moral being how one's children can make them better and bring joy to them. How even after they die part of them like knowledge, art, laughter and so on will continue on through their children. Horus was not only the light of mankind but of his father's as well.
"There is no such thing"
Since: May 08
as a reasonable person
#65050 Nov 19, 2012
I am just wondering if you can have a conversation with out being a douche bag.. anyway...
I thought that the myth of a Solar Horus was older than the Osirian myth of Horus.
"Arm the homeless!"
Since: Jul 12
The internet
#65051 Nov 20, 2012
Hib Disease
Pneumococcal disease
Neonatal Tetanus
Typhoid fever
Yellow fever
Guinea-worm disease
Lymphatic filariasis
All completely curable and or preventable. Provided access to proper treatment.
We also have a vaccine that prevents most forms of cervical cancer as well.
So...yes. Science has cured a form of cancer.
I am sure there are more, thats just what I rounded up in 5 mins.
Modern Bacteriology has only been around since the 1940s
Not bad for 70 years.
Will not ask you how many diseases religion has cured. Being that a mental disorder can not be expected to cure physical diseases.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#65052 Nov 20, 2012
You are an idiot, Psychology ... I mean Redneck ... erm wait ....
When you use the same canards that all the creatards use repeatedly you betray that you are nothing more than a christian attacking something you are too lazy to learn about. Since you know nothing of scientific understanding you are unfit and unqualified to even address it.
Since: Mar 11
United States
#65053 Nov 20, 2012
And the irony meter just exploded.
Anyways I feel great, I got to school you correcting your mistakes and have this enriched your life. Now your preacher won't like this nor will apologetics. They would rather latch onto versions that distance Jesus from previous sons of god. In fact even some Egyptian historians will do this because Christians keep pumping money into digs looking for that scroll that shows Moses freeing the Hebrews from the Egyptians lol. Good luck with that but do keep that money flowing :)
Since: Jun 07
Location hidden
#65054 Nov 20, 2012
You're full of sh*t. Science is based on observable, repeatably testable evidence while religion is based on....
...bullf8cking sh*t and f*ck all.
Universal fact. Now go back to your cult and tell them you failed to convince anyone that science is on equal par with the written hallucinations of uneducated liars.
Since: Jun 07
Location hidden
#65055 Nov 20, 2012
You don't need to know everything to know something.
You thiests always bring up philosophy because you think because philosophy or "questions without answers" exist, it should follow that "answers which cannot be questioned" should exist.(religion)
Which is utter baseless bullsh*t.
Since: Jun 07
Location hidden
#65056 Nov 20, 2012
It's as simple as it has always been for centuries, postscript - prove the god you lie about all day long, or f*ck off and stop lying.
Its the stop lying part that you deluded people cling to, because you can't bear to see the truth.
#65057 Nov 20, 2012
Google the difference between ameliorate and cure.
None of the diseases you listed have been vanquished from the face of the earth. Better hygiene and sanitation has done more to
amerliorate these diseases than vaccinations.
"You cannot immunize sick children, malnourished children, and expect to get away with it. You'll kill far more children than would have died from natural infection."--Dr Kalokerinos (International Vaccine Newsletter June 1995)
This is a common misconception. The vaccine seems to work in some cases but only if the individual has not been exposed to HPV. The flu vaccine doesn't work either and for the same reason vaccinations don't cure diseases. Viruses mutate. You've heard of super bugs?
There is a difference between a virus produced in a laboratory and one that inhabits the body - a difference recognized by the body but not laboratory instruments. The body produces antibodies, and sets up natural immunization against the innoculation and not the disease itself.
#65058 Nov 20, 2012
Hurling ad homiems only establishes the fact that you have no talking points. Who's the REAL idiot?
#65059 Nov 20, 2012
That is not my intention. I know from personal experience that trying to convince an atheist that science is not omnipotent is like trying to convince a Christian that God doesn't exist. I also know that some atheists, like some Christians, are capable of entertaining opposing points of view without working themselves into a frothing lather.
#65060 Nov 20, 2012
There is a reason for that. Science doesn't deal with ultimate origins and endings. It passes the buck. It refers the inquirer to theology or philosophy for answers.
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