Comments by "Don" (@dct124) on "Is BALTIMORE a SIGN of the failed AMERICA? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

  1. The lack of jobs is no excuse, it's very inexpensive to leave Baltimore City to Washington D.C., Annapolis, or New York. Starts with a 2 parent household and discipline. It cost like a dollar to get to NY, D.C., VA, or damn near anywhere in the country. It cost nothing but time and effort to find work online. Excuses, excuses, excuses. I live not even that far from Bmore and have worked in Bmore the last 4yrs. 2 parent households and discipline. If those 2 things are not instilled the circle of chaos and excuses will continue. #accountability
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  2. Baltimore is rebuilding, it's no where near as bad as it used to be. As for population and homicides, Baltimore has far more people in poverty close in proximity. People kill ppl they know and more often than not those very near regardless of state.
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  3.  @bruhbutwhytho  "It cost nothing but time and effort to find work online." That's what I said. Resources Library, Chamber of Commerce and Internet. Zero excuses in the modern era. You don't need a college degree to become a plumber, electrician, chimney sweeper, washer and dryer maintenance, custodian, garbage man, hot shotting, dispatcher, police officer, airport police, fireman, metro bus driver, train operator, CPA, Cyber security, armed/unarmed security, airline pilot, medical courier, options trader, dishwasher, bartender, office manager, military, online reseller, call center, fiver, Upwork and many other automated job resources are available online. Basic auto mechanic ie oil, brake, window replacement, coolant flush, etc. Car detailing as a business owner. Private power washing, commercial power washing. Real Estate agent. There's channels online of people cutting grass for free making enough to make ends meet. The vast majority of high paying jobs don't require a college degree. As a past Dean of Maryland University told me, college is for networking and figuring out what you want to do for the rest of your life, it's not for getting a degree, the degree is the result of figuring out what you want to do for the rest of your life. Malcom X was not college educated. Just time and effort. Home rehabilitation and demolition, landscaper, ship deck hand, flight attendant, charter bus operator, mover, street sweeper operator, road worker, Crain operator, bank teller, barber, card dealer, chauffeur, bouncer, high wire cable operator, natural resources ie park ranger, etc. Plenty of jobs that don't require a degree that pay over $100k. It's about how much you keep, not how much you spend and where to invest so 10, 20yrs later you're not still in a hole in the wall. On top of all that, anyone can start a business using there SSN and get tax benefits for doing so as a sole proprietor.
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