




Anyone feel like we have met a real life cliche?

William one eye wrote:@blue
Have you had a job?
I started working when i was 12.
Thats not a joke. I delivered newspapers and
Then did both that and baby sitting.
When i got a bit older i picked crops in the spring and fall on weekends and weekdays in the summer.
Then i worked in construction.
All before i graduated high school.
I continued to work construction in the summers and on school breaks.
William one eye wrote:"but we'd rather give the job we would take up to an adult who is struggling financially and unemployed so he or she cannot support their family"
Rofl.
I wish you were joking, but i know your serious.
William one eye wrote:Actually most of your arguments are more nieve and more uninforned than blue.
I strongly dissagree with blues points of view, but at least he seems to read most of the counter arguments presented to him.
Hes occasiinaly changed his point of view based on the discussion on some things, and others he has held his ground.
As a good discussion should progress.
If you think your agrument stands because you failed to read or accept a rebuttle, theres not much else i can say.
William one eye wrote:I dont think blues about to jump up and agree with us.
But i see signs hes at least thinking more about his progressive
Ideals and finding his specific place instead of just going all in with the herd. He has made a few points that made me do research and question my point of view on a couple of things.
In not even close to swinging his way, but i have looked more closely at somethings i usually would ignor.
I did not have to work, i had every thing i needed.
I worked so i could buy things i wanted, or had money to do stuff with my friends.
I was an A student and was in the AP program.
I worked and studied and saved money.
The first thing i did when i graduated college was
Move back into my parents house for 6 months.
I saved every dollar i could during that time and then used that money to put a down payment on a house.