Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Trump targets Pelosi, Newsom over California homelessness crisis" video.

Baloney. I guarantee you that the generation that were young adults right after WW2 would never allow themselves to be in that position. They worked their butts off, sacrificed their time and effort, scrimped and saved with no luxuries until all priorities were fulfilled. Now the young, indoctrinated by the socialist education system, expect success right away and if they don't get it, they complain and give up. I watched that war generation while I was growing up. They knew how to accomplish things. This modern crew of Democrats don't have a clue. All they can come up with is give away programs and they have nothing but disdain for those who work hard, make wise decisions and pull themselves up by the bootstraps. They're ruining the country.
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@TooGoodAtIt My dad worked 3 jobs while I was growing up. My neighbour did the same and the neighbour beside him worked a full time job and worked a small dairy farm when he was done his 40 hour week. That's the way they worked. They didn't need the newest car. They got by with what they could afford, never EVER going in debt for a vehicle. They'd never have bought the latest fancy IPhone when an ordinary phone would do. Vacations? What was that? They weren't going to Europe and the Caribbean every year. They grew up in the Depression and the Big War and they knew that the only way to survive was through hard work and sacrifice. It's the only way. If you have a nation of people who don't have that work ethic and are waiting around for others to do it for them, your country will go to hell in a handbasket. That's not a delusion. Hard work is how nations succeed. Blaming others for your problems is a recipe for national disaster.
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@TooGoodAtIt It's not just my families life story. It's the story of the entire North American continent. I still see the odd person working and living that way today. They're doing just fine. These are people that look for solutions to their problems, not people to blame. In fact, my brother in law, works a 60 to 70 hour week even though he's done well over the last 25 years. His son is following in his footsteps, doing his own thing, started from scratch and at 31 years old, already owns his own home. So don't tell me about life being so "great" in the fifties. People were a lot poorer than they are now. The big difference is their attitude over the attitudes so prevalent today. Back then, NO ONE, that I knew, went on vacation in the Caribbean in the winter. Now, it seems as if everyone is going. Waitresses, factory workers, cab drivers, just ordinary people. My dad didn't go on a vacation for 17 years when he was young. That's the way people lived back then. This "do your research" is one of the cheapest and meaningless comments that people throw around these days. It's dismissive, vague and arrogant, as if the person using that admonition is the only one that could possibly know anything about the subject due to their extensive knowledge and education. Instead of accusing and blaming and making vague remarks, try looking for solutions for yourself. I've heard this all before as a bartender. People whining about how their life sucks and how they have nothing, all the while swilling back up to 30 bucks worth of beer nearly every day. They're clueless.
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@TooGoodAtIt It's funny how when you make a comment it's legit and when I do, it's trolling. Also, I've read lots about the NWO. It's rather vague as well. Instead of criticising what I'm saying, go to work, make wise decisions, showing others how a person should live and then vote for any politician that fights against these articles and policies that advance a NWO and encourage others to do the same. You get nowhere by complaining. You work towards your goals and against ideas that you feel are harmful. When you're blaming others, you're not doing anything to help yourself. You've put yourself in a wait mode, waiting for others to do something. Do it for yourself. Individual responsibility is the way to realise ambitions. That's what conservatism preaches. That's what I'm saying and it's completely against the collectivisation of the socialists or the NWO. In fact, we're on the same page but I'm offering a way out. You're just complaining and saying it's all hopeless.
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