One of the main arguments of the “lazy generation; how I will refer to them in this article, is that the minimum …show more content…
All made use of what they were handed, pulling themselves up from their bootstraps and earning everything they were ever given. In fact this generation is “privileged” back in my great grand daddies day you weren 't even paid a pension, you were just happy that you had a job. That generations workers never walked around whining about wanting breaks, wage increases, and work benefits! They just got the job done. Well enough with the nostalgia of the good old days, back to the depressing truth that is the lazy generation.
The lazy generation wants to turn our country into a communist dystopia! They want everyone; no matter their background, to be able to provide for themselves and be treated fairly in the workplace. Back in my day that was something everyone earned, and if you had a little less you were grateful for what you were given! Not everyone gets the same opportunities, that 's just how life works, believe me if I could change that I would, but I can 't because of course the matter is out of my hands. …show more content…
To call this budget plan racist is absolutely ridiculous; people these days are so easily offended. When they said hispanics only need thirty dollars a month instead of the regular fifty, they were simply considering the fact that since all of the hispanic workers illegally came from mexico they are more suited to a hot climate; it 's just geography people. The pure absence of amenities such as groceries, gas, clothing and possible childcare expenses are also not included for a reason. Obviously if you are working at minimum wage and have not out in the effort to get a higher wage you haven 't earned the right to have such luxuries, it 's really common sense. The same goes for the dollar snack everyday, the poor do not deserve such luxuries as a candy bar or Pepsi