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Originally Posted by jcurl
What if they have no choice and no qualifications to get a better job that pays more than minimum wage? Do we just say "screw them"?
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There are loads of after-hours colleges and community training centres that address this. You can go get training in a whole bunch of different areas; legal aides, accounting, computer literacy and on and on. Seems like a reasonable compromise for people who want to better themselves. They have funding specifically for people who cannot afford it otherwise.
Sometimes I think jcurl is really just T. Mulcair hiding behind a forum screen name, blowing off steam.
(Just kiddin jcurl, but you do like to stir things up. Nothin' wrong with having an opinion, just don't force me to have yours
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