Sandy Harris wrote:
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> Sometimes, though, it is true. I was in the UK a few years back
> at a time when there was much moaning about unemployment.
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> Talked to an Aussie lass who'd been in the country two weeks
> and had three part-time jobs. Granted, they were all badly
> paid & hard work, but she was making enough to live in some
> comfort & save for a summer in Greece.
She had been forced to 'exchange' her humanity for an existence as a mechanism which merely reproduced itself from day to day. So that's what's wrong with the unemployed: they have this silly notion that they are human beings.
Carrol