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Blackvegetable » 06 Jul 2024, 1:17 pm » wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 1:17 pm

No... I'm using his number to benchmark Biden.

You people are idiots.

"President Biden on Monday put forward his second budget, including a range of proposals to reshape agency operations in his fiscal 2023 blueprint that would boost discretionary domestic agency funding by 9.5% over current levels.Nearly every major agency would see a large spending increase, which in most cases the White House accompanied with initiatives to hire more employees. The federal workforce would grow by 3.6%, or 82,000 employees, under the proposal, which would bring the number of civil servants to its highest total since 1969. With those staffing additions, the Biden administration in many cases suggested shaking up how agencies deliver services or what parts of their missions they prioritize. The Commerce Department would receive the largest funding increase, largely to boost domestic manufacturing and dedicate more resources to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, followed by the Veterans Affairs Department as it aims to improve health care services for its 9 million patients. " 
These Are the 12 Most Significant Agency and Program Reforms in Biden's Budget - Government Executive (govexec.com)

GHETTOBLASTER » 06 Jul 2024, 10:24 am » wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 10:24 am

Well now what's the usual ratio of government workers to private sector workers overall...?
No way could it be close to the 25% of new jobs claimed here
I would guess it  takes  no more than 2 government workers per 100 private sector workers to keep the lights on , the free meals for the ****** and the SS checks flowing...?
Then I looked it up....List of countries by public sector size - Wikipedia
ratio of government employees to population - Search (bing.com)
There are who knows how many government offices  I have visited where they have   2 low performance Affirmative Action ****** doing the work of 1 much better qualified, friendly, dependable, much less smelly and  more efficient White Person....

I’m not saying gubmint job creation is a good thing. I’m just pointing out the dismal reality that if these people weren’t employed by a local, state, or federal agency they would probably be unemployed or working at some **** McJob and collecting food stamps / “public assistance.”

If it were a Repub in office you can bet tens of thousands of $$$ they would be doing the same thing.

In fact this disparity between jobs available : workforce is so bad that even third world countries with bottom tier wages are not capable of providing employment to a great minority. Consequences of the post-industrial / automated society. 

I don’t believe the jobs #s from the Regime but I also think blaming Biden is nonsense. It’s a structural unemployment issue that’s existed since 2008.

LowIQTrash » 06 Jul 2024, 6:19 pm » wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 6:19 pm

I’m not saying gubmint job creation is a good thing. I’m just pointing out the dismal reality that if these people weren’t employed by a local, state, or federal agency they would probably be unemployed or working at some **** McJob and collecting food stamps / “public assistance.”

If it were a Repub in office you can bet tens of thousands of $$$ they would be doing the same thing.

In fact this disparity between jobs available : workforce is so bad that even third world countries with bottom tier wages are not capable of providing employment to a great minority. Consequences of the post-industrial / automated society. 

I don’t believe the jobs #s from the Regime but I also think blaming Biden is nonsense. It’s a structural unemployment issue that’s existed since 2008.

Make believe life isn't self evident has every human reproduction pretending they don't exist in real time evolving as displaced equally alive since rotation of their conception.

Standing the ground for what you believe true isn't standing your time living uniquely alive each rotation here.

LowIQTrash » 06 Jul 2024, 6:19 pm » wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 6:19 pm

I’m not saying gubmint job creation is a good thing. I’m just pointing out the dismal reality that if these people weren’t employed by a local, state, or federal agency they would probably be unemployed or working at some **** McJob and collecting food stamps / “public assistance.”

If it were a Repub in office you can bet tens of thousands of $$$ they would be doing the same thing.

In fact this disparity between jobs available : workforce is so bad that even third world countries with bottom tier wages are not capable of providing employment to a great minority. Consequences of the post-industrial / automated society. 

I don’t believe the jobs #s from the Regime but I also think blaming Biden is nonsense. It’s a structural unemployment issue that’s existed since 2008.

Agreed.
If not for Uncle Sugar's Gravy Train Ride the Black Middle Class would be less than half of what it is.
The gubbamint job market also helps salvage the lives of people of all races who are "late bloomers" and not ready to compete in the private sector.
Next time you see a road raging *** Monkey on the highway in his Escalade, smoking blunts,  cutting people off and running red lights while en route to his high paying gubbamint job....thank the system  fo dat...!!
 

GHETTO BLASTER » 06 Jul 2024, 6:33 pm » wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 6:33 pm

Agreed.
If not for Uncle Sugar's Gravy Train Ride the Black Middle Class would be less than half of what it is.
The gubbamint job market also helps salvage the lives of people of all races who are "late bloomers" and not ready to compete in the private sector.
Next time you see a road raging *** Monkey on the highway in his Escalade, smoking blunts,  cutting people off and running red lights while en route to his high paying gubbamint job....thank the system  fo dat...!!
 

When you going to stop performing as an octoroon?