Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Patrick Boyle" channel.

@DangerB0ne This is all stuff that parents should be teaching by example, not cat ladies in schools who can't balance their caloric intake, let alone a budget.
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@JanBruunAndersen My oldest daughter does young entrepreneur ventures as part of homeschool co-ops. She's made a lot with her sales, learned how to budget, buy her own things, shop for discounts, and structure her unique educational path. She's 12.
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@mandisaw Private/local sectors outperform public in all those professions and services, as well as in education. Less bureaucracy, more delivery of pertinent effects with a tighter feedback loop between customer and provider.
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@TenFrenchMathematiciansInACoat High school is a waste of time for most people anyway. What if 60-85% of students went to a new generation of apprenticeship and vocational training instead of sitting in a stupid classroom, and the ones who go to college went to either private or home school programs for true education? This govt school failure is central to our problems, not helpful towards our solutions.
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 @iheartlreoy8134 I was so about to report you.
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@ShumaBot Even with everything else functioning correctly, the numbers don't work out because baby boomers didn't have enough kids.
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@Sneedstein Toxic loading from energy drinks is a cause of cancers and heart issues.
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@bkayser05 Boomers never created Social Security. That was done before any of them were even born. Boomers inherited an FDR-era program that benefitted GI and Silent generations who had about a 6:1 ratio of workers per retiree.
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@jaket5267 Yup. Stock market was meant for growing businesses to go public. If finance (banks and other established businesses) saw promise in what the new companies had to offer, they could buy shares of the company and help it with working capital to fuel their growth. Win-Win-Win for everyone It was really meant for medium-sized businesses looking to fulfill demand with growth, not common people trying to get rich without work. When they opened it up to commoners in the Roaring 20s, that's when it got out of control with get-rich-quick schemes and inticing scams for those with little financial IQ.
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@DorothySmith-k8r The problem is Europe has murdered its future in the room with easy access to abortion. You need young workers from home who are actual Europeans, not lazy immigrants who want you murdered on top of paying for their welfare.
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Did your company close down?
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@turplexx233 Starting salary for basic appliance mechanics in the US is $50k per year. Auto Mechanics make anywhere from that to $100k. Many guys just go private and run their own shop from their home. Automotive Engineers make $137,388/yr in the US on avg.
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@tomallen5837 Remember the savings & loans scandals and the Keating Five Senators? The ringleader of Keating Five was the only Senator who emerged unscathed. That whole scam included raiding retirement accounts. That Senator was John McCain. The 5 Senators were both Dems and RINOs.
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 @mandisaw Most public sector employees are a net negative on the Nation though.
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@thalesnemo2841 Been doing that for a lot of my life. 11Bs pound a ton of sand.
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