PRIVATE JOBS, PUBLIC PENSIONS AND POLITICAL CORRUPTION..

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[VeronicasPlace]

i luv ur hair jay. that is cute. i cant even pay attention to the vid. i am trying to rock ur style

[Jwriter4]

lol I was at work and took my braids out i didnt rock it that way tho lolol!! but thanks for the compliment...

[1mrpapabear]

If you are so smart, why don't you have the sense to comb and moisterize your nappy ass hair?

[Jwriter4]

Actually I just took my braids out.... & my texture isn't nappy either.... Next time try to leave something intelligent.

[saintsheik]

Its only gonna get worse for us with the new governor, J.

[Jwriter4]

I know man, really sad!

[effcircles]

private corporations also never acknowledge that rules and laws THE GOV'T implements protects them from the poor and desperate that they exploit. fuck them.

[joelsvideospage]

Hey Jay, great videos! Another video you made helped me on a class I'm taking and my paper. Hey, I was just going to mention that the USA is a mixed economy. That is, a taste of capitalism, socialism, even some other aspects. American economy is more similar to China that it is different, I think. Soon Cuba will join us in the mixed economy club. I just wanted to mention that in defense of other nations and their policies that seem to be working that we unintelligently reject.

[orangedac]

i got a better question.

why are public sector unions ripping off private sector workers to make people pay for their lavish salaries and gold plated pension plans? They even want taxpayers to backstop the losses of their pension plans when they take a loss gambling on the stock market. They will keep the profits thanks. On top of that - cost of living adjustment

72% of private sector workers have no pension yet are forced to pay for public sector union pensions? Now that is bull&hit!

[freeenterpriseworks4]

Currently, the teacher pension stands at $46 billion, down from $67.2 billion in 2007, and the state workers pension fund stands at $24 billion, down from $36 billion in 2007. Taxpayers currently shell out about $617 million via property taxes and state budget money for the pension systems, but by the end of FY 2012 taxpayers will be on the hook for $4.2 billion per year. This number will slowly climb up to reach a peak of $6.4 billion by 2032.

[freeenterpriseworks4]

The Pennsylvania Senate Finance Committee gave some perspective on the grim outlook for the state teachers retirement fund and the state employees retirement fund. In 2001 the General Assembly gave a 50 percent increase in pensions for most state legislators.

[mistashaft21]

Its shameful that most of America has no clue about any of this. We are so consumed with fighting debt, that we dont have the gumption, time, or concern to be aware of these types of issues. Everybody wants the FIAT dollar.

[Valetdodger]

Turn a blind eye to it........ I'm content.....

Now these nasty ass black ho's on the other hand......

[lckyl16]

gotta agree tho

[lckyl16]

lol

[jamesgirl37]

wow i have no words for what they doing they stay stealing corrupt  we are paying they're pension wow lol oh loving the hair lol they are making the city employees buy those tickets believe it i was done to us your r expected to buy those tickets

[upabittoolate]

Wow, FoolishNubian is making a VIDEO? 

I'm stunned. You make VIDEOS?

Who knew?