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Originally Posted by Axeman
Yes, a good job training program would be great too. Mandatory until completion. They should be teaching these people highly sought after, well paying jobs too. Basically a trade school for welfare recipients. Train them how to weld. How to be a plummer. Electrician. Construction management program. Garden/Landscape design. Solar/wind techs etc. If you are going to train them, train them for good paying jobs as well.
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Agree 100%. Don't pay to send them to college so they can get a degree in Feminist Studies or Medival Literature, teach them to do things like you said. A friend of mine is an electrition. Even during the recession, he was working overtime. It's not an easy job, but it is a good paying job, with good benefits and it doesn't take 4 years to learn how to do it. He went to school for two years then joined an apprentice program.