Althea
Althea told me...........
Many states are already doing this.
An Idea for Student Debt Relief
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Althea
Althea told me...........
BidenPresident
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I really don't know what point you're making.
Althea
Althea told me...........
LOL. You aren't making a good showing for college degrees
BidenPresident
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I have no idea what you're talking about. Insult away, if that is all you have.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
So what is your source "free coward"?
See, your ignorant generalization is no different than those painting all cops as....
It is not about being an expert. It is actually taking the time to experience a public school before spewing a generalized lie.
It is about not being lazy.
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Althea
Althea told me...........
So what is your source "free coward"?
See, your ignorant generalization is no different than those painting all cops as....
It is not about being an expert. It is actually taking the time to experience a public school before spewing a generalized lie.
It is about not being lazy.
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My experience is being a citizen of this society, paying attention, being curious, and having bothered to get hyper educated.
I gave up lying years ago.
I highly recommend it.
Lol
Fuck You.
Coward does not remotely describe me , liar.
Lol
You make broad generalization s about people you don't know.
You are the epitome of ignorant.
Run along now, Shawn or Tucker is about to tell you who to be afraid of...
Liar.
I am free, highly educated, and pay attention. My generalization of you is protected by the ignorant, like you.
Lol
I put my right/wrong record against anyone's
Truck Fump / h1b
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it still makes the government single payer.
how to finance a big expensive lie should be a secondary question.
how to finance a big expensive lie should be a secondary question.
T. A. Gardner
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We as a nation need to stop telling kids that going to college is the be-all, end-all of getting a good job. There are a multitude of jobs that don't require a four-year degree that pay as well or better than ones that do take a degree. Kids in high school aren't getting a true picture of what's out there for work after graduation.
Take my new neighbor, Matt. He bought the house next to my current one about six months ago. The guy's an electrician. He has two high-end pickups, a pontoon boat, a couple of jet skis, a used Corvette, and a Harley. He isn't up to his eyeballs in debt due to student loans. I'd say he's doing okay on the economic side working a job that at most requires a couple of years of community college.
When I was doing my undergraduate degrees on the GI Bill-- and graduated debt free-- being a bit older than average because of my military service I hung out with more grad students, several in law school. I made more than they did on graduation from the industrial electrician job I already had while going to school. The said half their graduating law school class couldn't even find work as a lawyer because the market was saturated.
We need to tell our kids the truth about work and jobs, not feed them bullshit about how a degree, any degree, will suddenly make them rich because it won't. As far as student loans go, you took it out, pay it back. We should also make those loans on the basis of credit worthiness and ability to pay it back. That means if you are taking a worthless degree in some bullshit field, you don't get a loan. Take a degree that leads to gainful employment.
Take my new neighbor, Matt. He bought the house next to my current one about six months ago. The guy's an electrician. He has two high-end pickups, a pontoon boat, a couple of jet skis, a used Corvette, and a Harley. He isn't up to his eyeballs in debt due to student loans. I'd say he's doing okay on the economic side working a job that at most requires a couple of years of community college.
When I was doing my undergraduate degrees on the GI Bill-- and graduated debt free-- being a bit older than average because of my military service I hung out with more grad students, several in law school. I made more than they did on graduation from the industrial electrician job I already had while going to school. The said half their graduating law school class couldn't even find work as a lawyer because the market was saturated.
We need to tell our kids the truth about work and jobs, not feed them bullshit about how a degree, any degree, will suddenly make them rich because it won't. As far as student loans go, you took it out, pay it back. We should also make those loans on the basis of credit worthiness and ability to pay it back. That means if you are taking a worthless degree in some bullshit field, you don't get a loan. Take a degree that leads to gainful employment.