Senator Clinton thinks you’re all a bunch of lazy sumbitches! I’m not young and even I’m offended!!!
It’s true, I am.
“Clinton spoke to more than 2,000 graduates days after she criticized young people at a gathering of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington. There she said young people have a sense of entitlement after growing up in a “culture that has a premium on instant gratification.””
Kind of an interesting stance, coming from Hillary.
Despite the messenger, however, I do think that “young people today” expect something for nothing. There is very little value associated with a work-ethic.
She is correct and knows this first hand from her jack@$$ husband.
All firefighters are lazy…doesn’t everyone know that? :-]
Dan John agrees with her.
His answer: the Gable method
Chad Waterbury agrees with her.
His solution: hypertrophy booster shots
In short, she’s right.
And not just young people. Look at Bush, he’s a lazy good for nothing. Traveling back and forth between holidays on his ranch and roaming around the white house, geating ready to work out or ride his bike.
I can’t find the article on cnn.com. Can you post the article here?
[quote]Wreckless wrote:
Dan John agrees with her.
His answer: the Gable method
Chad Waterbury agrees with her.
His solution: hypertrophy booster shots
In short, she’s right.
And not just young people. Look at Bush, he’s a lazy good for nothing. Traveling back and forth between holidays on his ranch and roaming around the white house, geating ready to work out or ride his bike.[/quote]
You really are a dumbass troll aren’t you?
[quote]grew7 wrote:
I can’t find the article on cnn.com. Can you post the article here?[/quote]
I think it’s gone.
http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/63643.htm
She changed her mind, though:
I don’t think that she is too far off with saying that young people are lazy nowadays. Think about the last time you had some kid come to your house and ask to mow your lawn or do other odd jobs for money. When is the last time you saw a paperboy? When you do see many young people working (mostly in customer service type jobs), they act like they are doing you a favor instead of earning a check. There is definitely an attitude of entitlement that comes from many (not all) in the younger generation.
It’s the attitude of they should get stuff just because they exist, not because they actually worked for it. However, the reason that this attitude exists is because the parents didn’t put their foot in their asses when they were younger and make them realize that you aren’t entitled to a damn thing. If you want something, you have to work for it. I blame it on the pussified parents and the dumbing down of Americans as a whole.
HH-
Who cares?
She is worthless!
Just say NO to being a right wingnut and you will not feel the need to think about that hag.
That’s fine. She apparently has a much higher opinion of me than I have of her.
I actually admire her work ethic: she once took $1000, worked hard for 10 months, then got back $100,000 from the ‘investment’. What a workhorse!!
HH
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
I actually admire her work ethic: she once took $1000, worked hard for one month, then got back $100,000 from the ‘investment’. What a workhorse!!
HH[/quote]
Bush and Cheney have gotten better returns on several of their investments.
They are all a bunch of corrupt, ego centric, clowns.
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
Wreckless wrote:
Dan John agrees with her.
His answer: the Gable method
Chad Waterbury agrees with her.
His solution: hypertrophy booster shots
In short, she’s right.
And not just young people. Look at Bush, he’s a lazy good for nothing. Traveling back and forth between holidays on his ranch and roaming around the white house, geating ready to work out or ride his bike.
You really are a dumbass troll aren’t you?[/quote]
Yeah, don’t you love it… 
[quote]pat36 wrote:
That’s fine. She apparently has a much higher opinion of me than I have of her.[/quote]
hahaha!!!