Orange_Crush
Resident windbag genius
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A lot of jobs today do require a graduate degree. Also not everyone will be getting a free education just those who come from a home of people making less than a certain amount.
Sorry, that was supposed to be in there as well. :hi:
Sorry, but someone said there were no US flags at the convention, dude posted a picture debunking that claim, and this is your response?
Seems like you're attempting to move some goalposts.
Ya know man, there's a reason I have gone down this path with a certain demographic. I was back in the ghetto a few weeks ago visiting family and looking into some things regarding work. One night I went out and grabbed a beer at an old stomping ground of mine and ran into some people I knew from back in the day. I sat there for a couple of hours listening to them drop Cracker-bombs, complain about Trump and Sarah etc. there were 5 of us sitting there and only 2 of us had jobs and 3 were living off the government at 46 years old. They all were wasted and high as a kite and I really felt sorry for them.
Yea I'm lumping a whole bunch of people into 3 people but I know there are so many others who are exactly the same. It goes the opposite way too.
So am I racist in your eyes?? Maybe but I'm just calling it like I see it.
AND, let's be clear on this, neither Bernie or Hillary are proposing a "free" college education. They are proposing "free" tuition.
The average tuition at a 4 year public university is around $9000 per year or $36,000 for a 4 year degree. It's the room and board, books and other fees that bounce that number up since that runs $10,000 to $12,000 per year. No one is talking about "free" in those categories.
Personally, I think a $36,000 investment in your future is fair. It gives you skin in the game.
The gop has disrespected the office of president for the past 8 years. Don't like a man, at the least respect the office he holds. :question:
I can't believe that people think everyone should just "deserve" to go to college. We are graduating plenty of high school students that can hardly write a coherent sentence or perform basic math operations. You think we should shell out tens of billions of dollars a year for them to go to college? Do you think they will succeed there, when high school was already kicking their butts?
Truth is: college isn't right for a lot of people. A huge chunk of our youth doesn't care that much about their education and doesn't put forth the effort required to learn. Plenty of professions don't require a 4-year degree, and there are some that do that shouldn't -- where a tech school or apprenticeship would be more appropriate.