Thanks a lot ! I am currently in school so I will add you once I reach home ! Is that ok with you ? ? Thanks a lot for doing the giveaway ! !<| sep |> by the time my American peers could even buy a beerGetting past the law is pretty much a rite of passage in the US . Anyone who wants to finds ways to do so . <| sep |> We ' ll in that case , make me the head of the CIA . I ' ve never been a professional in the intelligence world , but I Have Ideas , man . <| sep |> Dems have been trying to ram funding for cheap trade school through congress for about 8 years now with GOP blocking it , where have you been ? Skilled labor is part of the plan for the future , and an integral one . The solution to the problem is pretty simple and readily apparent in northern Europe unions . We gutted our unions and have none in the service sector , and as a result have no middle class anymore . Sweden and Norway have unions in just abojy every industry and their middle class is thriving . They are also a lot more open in trade than we are the US is actually among the most protectionist nations in the world already . Their manufacturing employs barely 20 % of their population now compared to our 35 %. You don ' t have to manufacture things likely to be traded overseas to have a strong economy . A large segment of unskilled jobs exist in the service sector and when unionized there is no reason those jobs are inherently less real than others . I know as a business owner dealing with unions can suck I own a small security firm , I know the potential drawbacks , especially as someone who employs relatively low cost labor , but for the working class it ' s the completely logical solution to income inequality and the evaporating middle class