Michael Savage on Lazy Adult Kids who Move Back in with their Parents - November 24, 2009

The Savage Nation.
(11-24-09).

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• november
• 24
• 2009

[buddybleau]

@AresCassell Nothing wrong with living at home if you are contributing to the bills and duties. It's the bums with jobs that keep every penny and expect their parents to feed them. Those are the real bums.

[roseinthepines]

If my son didn't live with me (and work hard in construction) I would have lost my home by now. TImes have changed. It is a financial necessity. Extended families used to live together, support each other. He is not lazy, works on my house (I have no other male to help with maintenance too difficult for me). I guess this is not what you are ranting about...Children taking care of the parent(s) that raised them. Nothing wrong with that.

[glasspig]

@aussiebear22

the people who work the hardest are usually the ones who end up in a dead end.

there IS such thing as luck.

it's called being at the right place at the right time.

and also, the public isn't responsible or accountable for letting the corporations dominate and outsource jobs to foreign nations.

michael savage is an indoctrinated voice. and a lame one.

[aussiebear22]

"the establishment" ? So they blindly follow another's script without really thinking? Why are people always looking for something or someone else to blame? Why can't people take personal responsibility for their own actions? This victimhood mentality does not fly. If more people took responsible decisions for their own lives, folks like Mr Savage wouldn't be talking this way. There's no such thing as "luck" when you research, plan, work/self-study hard, and make something of yourself.

[glasspig]

@aussiebear22

"who said ???"

the establishment themselves said that you won't even be looked at if not a minimum of a two-year degree is achieved.

of course, you are right, a degree is not always just the answer.

the point is Michael Savage is from a cotton candy cane generation and has no idea what it takes to make it in this new young generation as a young person.

for crying out loud he is from a generation where the sacrifice was actually worth far less than what it paid. lucky him.

[aussiebear22]

@glasspig

"a generation having to become $100,000 in debt for a bachelor's degree"

=> Who told them to intentionally sign up for a debt they know they cannot afford to pay off? You do not need a piece of paper to earn a decent living. You need common sense and some good old fashion core principles. (Given the free access to books in public libraries and the Internet, why would you not learn as much as you can at low cost? Then use that knowledge to make money.)

[glasspig]

When Michael Savage experiences be from a generation having to become $100,000 in debt for a bachelor's degree, just to even be considered for a lousy paying job that most likely pays close to negative earnings, i'll be glad to hear what he has to say about what he thinks.

until then, Michael Savage will always be a self-rightoues baby-boomer, from a generation where every fucking aspect was made completely easy and everything was simply handed to him. Mike, you'd never survive our generation.

[Amills11]

@greencasd Mom must be proud.

[Amills11]

@RedoubtWolf Its because if they went to college they got a major that means nothing they should have went to school for basket weaving.

[goomba76]

i live with my parents because i tried to com,mit suicide. now that im working i am taking care of my parents because my father lost his job because the guy that owened the company he worked at had no buisness since. now my father is trying to apply for disabilty because he cant lift his arms above his chest but it takes forever necause so many people rip off the system.

[JawsJaws]

My best friend who is a liberal and his liberal brother moved back in with their mom. He is in his 40s and his brother is in his 30s.

[Saebeck32]

Young people were told repeatedly that unless we went to college, we would end up flipping burgers for a living. Now that we have massive debt, and the Bush depression has left us without jobs to pay it back, don't tell us that it's our fault. Dick.