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Old 10-07-11, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by HawkOwl
No question unemployment is a real problem. But, the poster didn't limit it to the recently unemployed. The post extended to those who seek help in the social services industry. Who those people are, their motivations and what to do with them is a hot political topic. Only the uninformed could not see that. This is especaly true for the multi-generational clients and those who seek services over many years. Pay attention to budget battles in the federal and state legislative systems and you would know that. Big problem. Big politics with many billions of dollars and whole communties at stake. Lots of intense lobbying on all viewpoints. Politics is the topic not bicycle advocacy or safety.
Despite what you may have heard, social work is a common profession with best practices - just like any other industry. You shouldn't try to disparage discussions which mention real world events.

It would be like me wandering over to the Clyde's or Adaptive's sections and braying about universal healthcare - completely out of place, offensive, and rude.
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