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Do you believe that the current 6.6% is the same as the 6.6% of approximately 10 years ago?bluehenbillk wrote:Unemployment almost back to a normal level. If the stock market can have a correction is it viable to say so can unemployment figures???
Not even close. Factor in "no longer in the work force" and this number skyrockets.CAA Flagship wrote:Do you believe that the current 6.6% is the same as the 6.6% of approximately 10 years ago?bluehenbillk wrote:Unemployment almost back to a normal level. If the stock market can have a correction is it viable to say so can unemployment figures???
....with workforce participation at post WWI lows.bluehenbillk wrote:Unemployment almost back to a normal level. If the stock market can have a correction is it viable to say so can unemployment figures???
Vic, you're the exception, not the rule. Most people in your situation have just stayed on long-term unemployment and let others pay their bills for them. They expect to just waltz back in to a job paying the same or more than what they lost when Obama's economy shit the bed.VictorG wrote:Not only that, I wonder how many "newly employed" are making 30% - 40% (or higher) less than their last job.
It's been over 10 years since my good paying job was eliminated and shipped over seas and I'm now back up to about 60% of where I was then.
Source?AZGrizFan wrote:Vic, you're the exception, not the rule. Most people in your situation have just stayed on long-term unemployment and let others pay their bills for them. They expect to just waltz back in to a job paying the same or more than what they lost when Obama's economy shit the bed.VictorG wrote:Not only that, I wonder how many "newly employed" are making 30% - 40% (or higher) less than their last job.
It's been over 10 years since my good paying job was eliminated and shipped over seas and I'm now back up to about 60% of where I was then.
bluehenbillk wrote:I think it's what Republicans have wanted all along. Top that off with the cut in unemployment checks & it's getting closer to a GOP utopia. Once the number hits 6% people really stop paying attention as we're back to basically counts nowadays at "full employment" at that time.
Everyone knows the labor participation rate only holds so much validity anyway - it's kinda like looking at the Dunkel or Sagarin ratings after two weeks of football. There are probably more people than ever working under the table that don't have to pay taxes or for healthcare, etc...
Unemployment % goes down, stock market goes way up, cut government spending, GOP utopia.....
wut? 
Hey dude, that Dem kool-aid is actually donkey piss. You better stop drinking it.bluehenbillk wrote:I think it's what Republicans have wanted all along. Top that off with the cut in unemployment checks & it's getting closer to a GOP utopia. Once the number hits 6% people really stop paying attention as we're back to basically counts nowadays at "full employment" at that time.
Everyone knows the labor participation rate only holds so much validity anyway - it's kinda like looking at the Dunkel or Sagarin ratings after two weeks of football. There are probably more people than ever working under the table that don't have to pay taxes or for healthcare, etc...
Unemployment % goes down, stock market goes way up, cut government spending, GOP utopia.....
Common sense. American arrogance. Entitlement mentality.kalm wrote:Source?AZGrizFan wrote:
Vic, you're the exception, not the rule. Most people in your situation have just stayed on long-term unemployment and let others pay their bills for them. They expect to just waltz back in to a job paying the same or more than what they lost when Obama's economy shit the bed.
AZGrizFan wrote:My butthole.kalm wrote:
Source?
Huh?bluehenbillk wrote:I think it's what Republicans have wanted all along. Top that off with the cut in unemployment checks & it's getting closer to a GOP utopia. Once the number hits 6% people really stop paying attention as we're back to basically counts nowadays at "full employment" at that time.
Everyone knows the labor participation rate only holds so much validity anyway - it's kinda like looking at the Dunkel or Sagarin ratings after two weeks of football. There are probably more people than ever working under the table that don't have to pay taxes or for healthcare, etc...
Unemployment % goes down, stock market goes way up, cut government spending, GOP utopia.....
I would think the GOP wants a high unemployment rate and a shitty economy for the midterm elections (not that it did them any good in the last election ). If anyone wants to see a “lower” unemployment rate its Obama. Then he and the Dems can claim their domestic agenda is “working”.Can't be, you need that for speaking out of..kalm wrote:AZGrizFan wrote:
My butthole.
Irony from the same guy who is usually first or second behind Jon posting things about the apocalypse that will be visited on gays by RepublicansSkjellyfetti wrote:What the government is covering up is that the actual unemployment rate is 6.66%. The mark of the beast. This is the year the antichrist Obama ushers in the End of Days.
Have an example?CID1990 wrote:
Irony from the same guy who is usually first or second behind Jon posting things about the apocalypse that will be visited on gays by Republicans
bluehenbillk wrote:Unemployment almost back to a normal level. If the stock market can have a correction is it viable to say so can unemployment figures???
To quote Kalm "Source?"bluehenbillk wrote:I think it's what Republicans have wanted all along. Top that off with the cut in unemployment checks & it's getting closer to a GOP utopia. Once the number hits 6% people really stop paying attention as we're back to basically counts nowadays at "full employment" at that time.
Everyone knows the labor participation rate only holds so much validity anyway - it's kinda like looking at the Dunkel or Sagarin ratings after two weeks of football. There are probably more people than ever working under the table that don't have to pay taxes or for healthcare, etc...
Unemployment % goes down, stock market goes way up, cut government spending, GOP utopia.....
A completely, totally made up, delusional post. WTF?bluehenbillk wrote:I think it's what Republicans have wanted all along. Top that off with the cut in unemployment checks & it's getting closer to a GOP utopia. Once the number hits 6% people really stop paying attention as we're back to basically counts nowadays at "full employment" at that time.
Everyone knows the labor participation rate only holds so much validity anyway - it's kinda like looking at the Dunkel or Sagarin ratings after two weeks of football. There are probably more people than ever working under the table that don't have to pay taxes or for healthcare, etc...
Unemployment % goes down, stock market goes way up, cut government spending, GOP utopia.....