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Originally posted by marg6043
reply to post by SHABBYCAT
What happen to you happen to my daughter also, with two bachelors degree in science and research he found out that in America Indians students (from India no US citizens) have priority when it comes to tax payer grants for research.
She tried for a year to get a grant to research but even when she graduated with honors Indian students were chosen.
So she settler for a job in a bank, after two years she feels cheated and understand what America has become, now she is back in school trying to get become a Physicians assistant, thanks to her medical background she has been able to cut the school time in half.
Sad what our American students have to endure in their own country.
Very soon America is going to be the most over qualified nation with workers in minimum wages working in Wal-mart and fast food chains.
But still receiving welfare assistance to be able to feed their families.
Originally posted by marg6043
Have you seen articles on how our teachers in the nation are also mostly on welfare.
Originally posted by orbitbaby
This is going to be interesting. Michigan has one of the highest
unemployment rates in the country. Where are these people
supposed to get jobs?
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
If you can't improve your situation in 4 years then you probably are in need of real help.
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by illuminatislave
Of course.
If it were "easy" then no-one would be unemployed now. It'll take effort, but getting "paid" for 4 years just to look for a job sounds pretty darned nice. There may be an "ability" to work, but what may be missing is the "will".
State Health and Human Services Director Maura Corrigan said in a statement that "the fiscal reality is that we cannot afford to provide lifetime cash assistance to recipients who are able to work."
“Michigan can no longer afford to provide lifetime assistance,” said Sheryl Thompson, an official with the state Department of Human Services, which reported that of those being dropped from the state’s cash-assistance rolls, some 1,200 families had been receiving payments for 10 years , more than 700 others for a dozen years , and an additional 400 families had been getting payments for 14 years.
Originally posted by marg6043
reply to post by Kitilani
Sorry dear I didn't mean to confused you with my post.
Originally posted by DanUKphd
reply to post by TXRabbit
Personally- I have no problem with this bill as it does not affect me
Of course it will affect you. If you live in any state that enacts this sort of bill then chances are you'll get robbed. On the 1st of October your chances of being mugged, burgled, goes up by 10,000 to one. Actually it's more than 10,000 because some of those who get their benefits cut will turn to drug dealing to make ends meet, and the more addicts there are the more crime needs to be committed to support their habit.
Originally posted by marg6043
reply to post by Kitilani
Calm down dear I am sorry if you are having a bad, day, today.
I am not in any agenda and I am not advocating for anything, the topic of the thread is related also to what is going on in government right now, we are to get 300 billion for stimulus. This money will go to the states in an effort to "create jobs". Plain and simple, this may "help" Mich. still is nothing but a joke.