Comments by "kristine Sharp" (@kristinesharp6286) on "What TV Gets Right (And Wrong) About the Working Class" video.

The Roseanne tax episode from the 90’s was totally off. As well as the episode when the politician went door to door on the platform of tax incentives for companies to move there. Look at Indiana. It was a win. I think the best storylines and the most real was the small business times with the bike shop and lunchbox. Confused why he left the city job? They are coveted. He should have stayed instead of house flipping. Roseanne really shows it’s all on location. They are in a horrible state and a small town. I’m from Illinois I know. The fictitious town really took a hit when the factory closed. Won’t watch anymore. The country now is doing just fine. Unemployment rate at historic levels for every demographic. Federal Taxes are lower for people actually paying taxes. Property taxes are high in blue states. Stock market is high and everyone not getting a company pension plan should care about that. Wages are up. The states that just raised the minimum wage have found their workers to not be making more cause their hours have been cut. State schools gets thousand of tax dollars per student, make money on athletics and research and publishing, get tuition from students and the gov funds the grants and loans in large part, and the prices have increased greater than the rate of inflation for over three decades. Why? So three hundred students can be taught by a single professor? Where is the money going? Community college does not mean you will get a crummy job. The Middle.. they never took money or living seriously. Funny show though.
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