Millennials aren't ready for the 'reality of life'

[The Conservative]

Get rid of the illegal immigrants and visa slaves, and we shall see if automation is still a problem.

I am thinking no. When you kick out foreigners, automation becomes a solution to the demographic winter.

Actually, if you remove them you see a wage jump because they are not artificially deflating the wages.

[Speaker to Animals]

Get rid of the illegal immigrants and visa slaves, and we shall see if automation is still a problem.

I am thinking no. When you kick out foreigners, automation becomes a solution to the demographic winter.

Actually, if you remove them you see a wage jump because they are not artificially deflating the wages.

That is what I just wrote.

[clubgop]

It's worth noting that Jesus was speaking pretty easily with the local Roman administrator, who we can assume spoke classical Latin.

So, we have (at least) a tri-lingual homeless carpenter from the 1st century. Or, the local romans were speaking languages all over the place, because fuck-it-thats-what-we-believe.

You really are an idiot. Poor people cant learn many languages in their childhood? And wtf tells you he was homeless?

[PartyOf5]

Guess which places are the worst for middle class? Democrat dominated areas run for decades by Democrats.

[The Conservative]

Get rid of the illegal immigrants and visa slaves, and we shall see if automation is still a problem.

I am thinking no. When you kick out foreigners, automation becomes a solution to the demographic winter.

Actually, if you remove them you see a wage jump because they are not artificially deflating the wages.

That is what I just wrote.

Automation will not improve the employees wage though.

When do more with less people, you find yourself going against Technology that and do the job at significantly less cost. It becomes a catch 22, remove illegal immigration and the workers within and replace it with American instead of automation and I will agree with what you said. But what you said does not resolve the employment issue of Americans.

Unless you are willing to train those people You just Displaced by hiring technology that can do their job better than they could.

[TheReal_ND]

It's worth noting that Jesus was speaking pretty easily with the local Roman administrator, who we can assume spoke classical Latin.

So, we have (at least) a tri-lingual homeless carpenter from the 1st century. Or, the local romans were speaking languages all over the place, because fuck-it-thats-what-we-believe.

You really are an idiot. Poor people cant learn many languages in their childhood? And wtf tells you he was homeless?

Judea was multicultural. I'm poor as shit and I have to speak spanish all the time.

[Zlaxer]

Pretty sure there was a good chance Jesus spoke and could write Latin - wasn't he a scribe for a while in his youth? And I don't think his family would have been considered "poor" - the Bible says they stayed in a manager because there were no rooms, not because Joseph was broke as fuck.

[Speaker to Animals]

The kingdom.s of Judea and Gallalee were Roman provinces. They were conquered by Romans and only "multicultural" because they were occupied. Jews hated being occupied. They gated the Romans and they even hated the Greeks who kept traveling there to study Jewish religion.

The languages spoken were Aramaic, Greek, and Latin. Gospels were written in Greek. The scenes where Jesus is talking to Jews inre life were spoken in Aramaic. You can see this bleed through when the Apostles wrote his exact words in Aramaic. When dealing with Pilot they spoke Latin. Again, this bleeds through in the text where Pilot was quoted in Latin.

Most likely, the average Jew in that time spoke Aramic very fluently and, if educated, spoke Greek fairly well. Latin would be hit or miss. They had to know a little bit of Hebrew much like American Jews do today from Hebrew school.

Yet most everybody there was a Jew. there were Roman occupiers. There were Greeks who traveled there for trade or for study. But just because they used multiple languages does not imply they were multicultural. That is not even true in European history where using different languages in different contexts was the norm for a very long time. Our vernacular languages we're not the official languages for most of the medieval period. Latin was the language used in law and Church. Even in post-Norman England the aristocracy spoke a kind of French for a long time, though they were hardly French themselves.

[clubgop]

It's worth noting that Jesus was speaking pretty easily with the local Roman administrator, who we can assume spoke classical Latin.

So, we have (at least) a tri-lingual homeless carpenter from the 1st century. Or, the local romans were speaking languages all over the place, because fuck-it-thats-what-we-believe.

You really are an idiot. Poor people cant learn many languages in their childhood? And wtf tells you he was homeless?

Judea was multicultural. I'm poor as shit and I have to speak spanish all the time.

Yes, in my industry I have a lot of Indian coworkers and even the poor kids learn like 3 languages just to get by. When I was in Uzbekistan, school age kids were good cheap translators spoke like 5 languages.

[C-Mag]

Millenials en masse are going to be far better than their reputation. It's a small minority that has given a black eye to the generation, because that minority is so damn Toxic.