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<blockquote data-quote="John Roberts" data-source="post: 35632" data-attributes="member: 126">Re: Gibson raidedAren&#039;t we a little sensitive... picking on my &quot;dirty words&quot;. I am 62 and haven&#039;t collected one penny of medicare, or Social Security... I don&#039;t even have health insurance, but unless the supreme court overturns that other elephant in the room, I will be legally forced to.&nbsp; So relax. I am surprised, but there are any number of credible economists that draw a straight line between longer unemployment benefits and less enthusiasm in&nbsp; job seeking. Reward not working and you get more not working. Lets see what happens... shall we?&nbsp; I have friends in the area, counting you too I hope. Fear of rioting is not a valid reason to give in to any mob... We are seeing that play out in the EU zone, who are farther down the road than we.Do I need to add what economists will say about rewarding rioting or fear of rioting (hint... more rioting).&nbsp; We all need to man up... JR</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Roberts, post: 35632, member: 126"] Re: Gibson raided Aren't we a little sensitive... picking on my "dirty words". I am 62 and haven't collected one penny of medicare, or Social Security... I don't even have health insurance, but unless the supreme court overturns that other elephant in the room, I will be legally forced to. So relax. I am surprised, but there are any number of credible economists that draw a straight line between longer unemployment benefits and less enthusiasm in job seeking. Reward not working and you get more not working. Lets see what happens... shall we? I have friends in the area, counting you too I hope. Fear of rioting is not a valid reason to give in to any mob... We are seeing that play out in the EU zone, who are farther down the road than we. Do I need to add what economists will say about rewarding rioting or fear of rioting (hint... more rioting). We all need to man up... JR [/QUOTE]

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