Poor kids have bad work habits unless it's illegal. True or false?

Poor kids have bad work habits unless it's illegal. True or false? thehill.com/video/campaign/196663-gingri... Asked by rhine44 4 days ago Similar questions: Poor kids work habits illegal True false Society > People.

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The republicans are completely blind to the fact that there are TWO demographics in the "poor" class. They see only the people who make a living off the system, and are completely oblivious to the families that put in a combined total of 80-120 hours a week in multiple jobs while they try to keep all the kids healthy, aging parents fed and housed, worn out cars n the road; and still scrape together enough nickels to give their children a better life than they have.

False. Growing up we were not wealthy and because of what my parents taught me I had good work habits. I don't think it had to do with how much money we had it had to do with what my parents instilled in me.

I think that statement is unfortunate but typical of Newt Gingrich. There are some that call that "a dog whistle" for his conservative base. A man who has an account of over $500,000 at Tiffany's can't identify with the working poor in the black community.

He is saying that they don't have black fathers who are role models for the Protestant work ethic. How smug. Even when there is no father in the home, there is always a working mother who is working as a cook, a maid, NY transit, etc.That is a real working role model, a woman taking care of her kids.

He is famous for his gaffes and has no right to make statements about the poor. He knows nothing about the poor, black or white, or what their struggles are. This is what is running for president-- a smug, white elitist who has no knowledge or empathy for the disadvantaged.

I hope he continues talking himself right out of the race.

" Honestly, more and more I wonder if we've ever moved past the Victorians in our attitudes toward the poor. The same old stereotypes, the same old dismissals, the same old cry, "Let the Churches deal with it," seem to persist.As Jacob Marley says, "Mankind was my business. " When are we going to make mankind our business?

Anyway, there's a very good Op-Ed piece in the NYTimes that appeared yesterday.It addresses Newt's claims that poor children don't have good work habits. Statistics say (surprise, susprise) this claim is untrue.

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Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful. --Lucius.

Is the following statment true or false:"This statement is false.

It said that which we think about the most, we speak about the least. True or false.

Philosophically speaking, we don't know what others think and feel. True or false? Why or why not?

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