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Entitled Gen-Y Slackers?

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This article (via ATL) from the National Law Journal seems to be full of them.  Basically, a bunch of people between 27 and 30 years old do not understand why they have debt, and why the aren't rich.  I can barely contain my tears.  You mean life involves struggle?  No freaking way, dude! My dad has worked in factories all of his life.  He's 55, and if he lost his job, I'm not sure what he'd do.  He has the fat fingers of the working man.  His knees are swollen.  His joints ache.  He walks with a limp, and hurts every day he gets out of bed.  He comes home dirty. He has never made $100,000 a year.  He might make that in three years combined.   If he lost his job, would he find another? Nevertheless, unlike the worthless snivelers in that article, he has found meaning in his life...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on September 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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