One of the most amusing lines of attack against a large portion of Americans is that they are lazy "takers" who don't want the American dream. Hilarious I know, but I love this because while many politicians embrace this ideology, they simultaneously criticize others for being divisive and waging "class warfare". To me, this is one of the biggest lies today that is unnecessarily dividing the American people when we really should be uniting with each other against the political establishment.
This idea of a significant population of Americans being lazy is purported so much that you'd think there is hard evidence for it, but is there? You can easily measure how many people are unemployed, or how many people are receiving welfare, but how do you objectively measure laziness? It's such a subjective concept but folks seem to love running to it as a way to sway voters. How can so many people claim to know this and use it as a wedge issue with such confidence?
Thoughts?
Kind of like obscenity...I know it when I see it.
Kind of like obscenity...I know it when I see it.
One of the most amusing lines of attack against a large portion of Americans is that they are lazy "takers" who don't want the American dream. Hilarious I know, but I love this because while many politicians embrace this ideology, they simultaneously criticize others for being divisive and waging "class warfare". To me, this is one of the biggest lies today that is unnecessarily dividing the American people when we really should be uniting with each other against the political establishment.
This idea of a significant population of Americans being lazy is purported so much that you'd think there is hard evidence for it, but is there? You can easily measure how many people are unemployed, or how many people are receiving welfare, but how do you objectively measure laziness? It's such a subjective concept but folks seem to love running to it as a way to sway voters. How can so many people claim to know this and use it as a wedge issue with such confidence?
Thoughts?
Who would you say is the greatest purveyor of laziness: Barack Obama, or Mitt Romney?One of the most amusing lines of attack against a large portion of Americans is that they are lazy "takers" who don't want the American dream. Hilarious I know, but I love this because while many politicians embrace this ideology, they simultaneously criticize others for being divisive and waging "class warfare". To me, this is one of the biggest lies today that is unnecessarily dividing the American people when we really should be uniting with each other against the political establishment.
This idea of a significant population of Americans being lazy is purported so much that you'd think there is hard evidence for it, but is there? You can easily measure how many people are unemployed, or how many people are receiving welfare, but how do you objectively measure laziness? It's such a subjective concept but folks seem to love running to it as a way to sway voters. How can so many people claim to know this and use it as a wedge issue with such confidence?
Thoughts?
Who would you say is the greatest purveyor of laziness: Barack Obama, or Mitt Romney?
Nice dodge.I don't know them personally and I don't know their mindset. From what I see, neither of them are lazy because they both act on things, they both want things, they both do things. I can't just sit here and tell you who is lazy and who is not lazy, it's such a subjective and judgmental way to look at the world.
lol how is that a dogde? I'm telling you that I can't judge that based on what I know. I also can't tell you who is "more likely to encourage laziness" because it's more of an opinion-based thing. It's just not objectively possible knowing that laziness is more of an individual mentality rather than some sort of activity than can be encouraged or discouraged.Nice dodge.
I'm not asking which of the two are lazy, personally, I'm asking who you think is more likely to encourage laziness amongst U.S. citizens.
What do you know? What can you tell me about your choice for president? Did you even vote?lol how is that a dogde? I'm telling you that I can't judge that based on what I know.
One of the most amusing lines of attack against a large portion of Americans is that they are lazy "takers" who don't want the American dream. Hilarious I know, but I love this because while many politicians embrace this ideology, they simultaneously criticize others for being divisive and waging "class warfare". To me, this is one of the biggest lies today that is unnecessarily dividing the American people when we really should be uniting with each other against the political establishment.
This idea of a significant population of Americans being lazy is purported so much that you'd think there is hard evidence for it, but is there? You can easily measure how many people are unemployed, or how many people are receiving welfare, but how do you objectively measure laziness? It's such a subjective concept but folks seem to love running to it as a way to sway voters. How can so many people claim to know this and use it as a wedge issue with such confidence?
Thoughts?
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