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1. I like the US but I wouldn't brag about it.
2. Reasonable but pointless to state aside understanding it.
3. I get it, take whatever job there is if you need one, but there are bad jobs. It's difficult to negotiate to make the best of them. We can only suck it up.
4. If someone is passionate for something and pursues a career in it, I don't understand the problem. One should do their job well and proper, but they don't necessarily have to be passionate or enthusiastic over it.
5. Debt is bad. But then we have policies that give people greater accessibility for credit, loans, and subsidies they can't pay back. I'm more worried about the government's debt.
6. This is more about work safety. An issue is sometimes bad companies don't provide good equipment, training, or procedures for dealing with risky situations. There is a limit where it is in your hands and we can only engage or quit the job.
7. I believe in being punctual but you don't have to eat shit with a grin. There are other ways to distinguish yourself at work.
8. Sure but don't we also have a right to speak up and negotiate for something better? I'm not a unionist but this seems to side with employers a bit too much.
9. Sure, it's just unfortunate that higher education was made more expensive and our education performance have stagnated or dropped.
10. Seems like it would be both. Say, a poor circumstance someone is in (out of their choice) and choices one makes from them (to escape said circumstance) could define that person? But I get it, he's saying not to think being born in the ghetto means you're stuck in it or whatever.
11. I agree, tell the liberals that.
12. A bit redundant.
