Comments by "Lorri Lewis" (@lorrilewis2178) on "" video.

It sure has existed forever in Europe. Calling it "American-style" is not accurate since it has existed centuries before the US existed.
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@TheSimmpleTruth Sorry, but to say that most Americans don't go beyond a high school diploma is so inaccurate. The only way you could come to that conclusion is by lumping much older generations together with young ones. Decades ago it wasn't necessary to get a college degree to do well financially. Younger generations largely DO go to college.
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@TheSimmpleTruth I was born in 1958. I am a late baby boomer. I'm not offended. You are offended because I gave you facts that you refuse to acknowledge.
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@TheSimmpleTruth That is because it's counting ALL generations. As I said, younger Americans generally attend college. What do you think the complaints about college loans are all about? If you break it down by age, the percentages get higher as the generations get younger.
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@TheSimmpleTruth You wrote: "Immigrants with higher education and skills will get better jobs than the average American because the average American does not have a higher education. Most Americans do not go beyond a high school diploma, therefore, they cannot have better jobs. So, when immigrants with bachelor and master degrees come, surely they will get good paying jobs and move on to financial stability." You are talking about the job market, which eliminates generations who are retired. Your claim that "most Americans do not go beyond a high school diploma" is laughable. The percentage of WORKING AMERICANS with a college degree was 53.7% according to a 2021 study by the Lumina Foundation.
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Right!
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It's say it was exported from Europe to the US along with the settlers who came from Europe.
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