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"You don't care how many "normal people" exist or how they might acquire the skills allegedly demanded or whether or not they can. You're just making a lot of assumptions based on your own politically motivated theory."

You're right, I don't care, but my assumptions are not politically motivated. I have no interest whatsoever in applying political solutions to personal problems.

"If I'm a statesman and want to consume more with the rents I raise from you, I simply post lots of job openings for which no qualified applicants appear and then give myself a bonus with rents instead."

Sounds a bit "conspiracy theory" don't you think? Occam's razor, dude. The jobs are posted because the employers have jobs that they want done.

It doesn't take Einstein's, Martin. All it takes is normal people willing to apply themselves towards learning the skills that employers actually want.

These are just words you write. You don't care how many "normal people" exist or how they might acquire the skills allegedly demanded or whether or not they can. You're just making a lot of assumptions based on your own politically motivated theory.

I just did a quick job search on Monster for my city of half a million. The result was 529 pages of jobs posted within the last 10 days.

No one denies the existence of job openings. This fact is absurdly irrelevant. The issue is a real median income that doesn't rise for 35 years while real per capita GDP doubles along with incomes at higher percentiles as well as Federal employee incomes generally. You already know what's happening at GM, as current workers impose rents on future workers, but this fact in no way alters your assumption that every case you don't observe fits your theory.

Is there a shortage of opportunities? No.

Everyone has the opportunity to dig his lunch out of nearby garbage disposal. The particular opportunities at issue here are opportunities better than a job at WalMart for the 7500 people standing in line for 350 openings in Atlanta. You generalize only to obfuscate.

Is there a shortage of high paying opportunities for people who don't want to apply themselves to learning a needed skill? Yes. Absolutely. And there always will be.

More words asserting your blind faith in your theory (which is tautologically true) and ignoring every specific fact cited. If I'm a statesman and want to consume more with the rents I raise from you, I simply post lots of job openings for which no qualified applicants appear and then give myself a bonus with rents instead. Or I give myself a $140,000 buyout bonus which I've borrowed against the future earnings of my productive organization before hiring you to replace me. It's all fair, and kings rule by divine right too.