Best thing about a Sanders victory, nobody will ever have to work again

[Redfish]

We should do with college whatever the nations do that are beating us academically.

you mean like requiring students to pass tests and complete the curriculum before getting a degree?

 

[Redfish]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

just out of curiousity, frank, how is not thinking it's good for 1/10 of 1% of our population to own 90% of the wealth equal to encouraging people not to work?

i'll wait.

ask your friends in Hollywood and the rap music business.

 

[Dot Com]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

What did you major in Frank57?

 

[Dot Com]

We should do with college whatever the nations do that are beating us academically.

you mean like requiring students to pass tests and complete the curriculum before getting a degree?

whats your degree in?

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

What did you major in Frank57?

Look.... if somebody wants to get an advanced degree in Druid Philosophy, fine... but don't bitch when the best job to be had is a Barista at Starbucks. And don;t ask me, Mr. Taxpayer to eat the loan. That's bullshit.

 

[Redfish]

We should do with college whatever the nations do that are beating us academically.

you mean like requiring students to pass tests and complete the curriculum before getting a degree?

whats your degree in?

my bachelors degree is in Business Administration with a minor in psychology. I also have an MBA from Harvard that my employer paid for as part of my compensation package.

How about you?

 

[alpine]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

"Tuition Free" doesnt mean anybody can just walk into a college and demand the professors teach him anything and everything.

It means, the college education will be based on success, rather than money. Success and hard work will be rewarded, not momies and dadies college fund. So we get a much more efficient education system where we end up with the right people, with the right education so they can move us forward...

So only certain individuals will get to go to college, so it won't be for all? You only want the "right" people. Interesting.


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You can debate who got to go, or not to go all day

But what you can't debate is: Educated societies do much better economically, than the less educated ones.


This is a fact you can rely on. America has been a superpower and maintained that position for so long, because it was thriving in a golden age of knowledge, inventing from left and right.

A 60 year old fart rich ass billionaire or his sex addicted spoiled kid is not going to give you any of that.

It is the diamonds hidden inside the heads of those individuals among us, who will bring us the success, if we could mine it properly. Thats all its about, a numbers game.......

 

[jillian]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

just out of curiousity, frank, how is not thinking it's good for 1/10 of 1% of our population to own 90% of the wealth equal to encouraging people not to work?

i'll wait.

ask your friends in Hollywood and the rap music business.

if only you didn't make up idiocy.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Did you get your trophy yet?

But remember "Bernie Sanders is old and nobody takes him seriously and anyway he's old" has been your side's attitude since he announced.

Less time searching for stupid photos and more time edumacating yourself if you think your guy stands a chance.

he's an old white guy, Hillary is an old white woman. Party of diversity-------------not even close.

Were you under the impression that the party only consists of two people? Do you always color-code your candidates? No one's asking you to date them.

just making a point. the dems claim to be the party of diversity, but their candidate are both old white people who have spent their entire lives in politics.

Who's president?

Will Fiorina or Ben Carson get the nomination?

 

[jillian]

We should do with college whatever the nations do that are beating us academically.

you mean like requiring students to pass tests and complete the curriculum before getting a degree?

is there anyone who doesn't agree with that?

 

[Redfish]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

"Tuition Free" doesnt mean anybody can just walk into a college and demand the professors teach him anything and everything.

It means, the college education will be based on success, rather than money. Success and hard work will be rewarded, not momies and dadies college fund. So we get a much more efficient education system where we end up with the right people, with the right education so they can move us forward...

So only certain individuals will get to go to college, so it won't be for all? You only want the "right" people. Interesting.


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You can debate who got to go, or not to go all day

But what you can't debate is: Educated societies do much better economically, than the less educated ones.


This is a fact you can rely on. America has been a superpower and maintained that position for so long, because it was thriving in a golden age of knowledge, inventing from left and right.

A 60 year old fart rich ass billionaire or his sex addicted spoiled kid is not going to give you any of that.

It is the diamonds hidden inside the heads of those individuals among us, who will bring us the success, if we could mine it properly. Thats all its about, a numbers game.......

very true, and dumbing down the educational standards and replacing real curriculum with studies in political correctness make those diamonds almost impossible to find.

BTW, do you know how much college Bill Gates and Steve Jobs had?

 

[Redfish]

But remember "Bernie Sanders is old and nobody takes him seriously and anyway he's old" has been your side's attitude since he announced.

Less time searching for stupid photos and more time edumacating yourself if you think your guy stands a chance.

he's an old white guy, Hillary is an old white woman. Party of diversity-------------not even close.

Were you under the impression that the party only consists of two people? Do you always color-code your candidates? No one's asking you to date them.

just making a point. the dems claim to be the party of diversity, but their candidate are both old white people who have spent their entire lives in politics.

Who's president?

Will Fiorina or Ben Carson get the nomination?

we are talking about the candidates and the diversity

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

THIS JUST IN:

Just because you went to college doesn't mean you're smart.

 

[alpine]

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

"Tuition Free" doesnt mean anybody can just walk into a college and demand the professors teach him anything and everything.

It means, the college education will be based on success, rather than money. Success and hard work will be rewarded, not momies and dadies college fund. So we get a much more efficient education system where we end up with the right people, with the right education so they can move us forward...

Based on success, you mean like an academic scholarship?

Did you know that 2/3 of the kids who "Graduate" NYC high school require remedial help in English and math? Is that the group you want in college?

Indeed I do. They need education more than anybody else, don't you agree???

How is turning 18 and not being able to read "success"?


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Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

"Tuition Free" doesnt mean anybody can just walk into a college and demand the professors teach him anything and everything.

It means, the college education will be based on success, rather than money. Success and hard work will be rewarded, not momies and dadies college fund. So we get a much more efficient education system where we end up with the right people, with the right education so they can move us forward...

So only certain individuals will get to go to college, so it won't be for all? You only want the "right" people. Interesting.


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You can debate who got to go, or not to go all day

But what you can't debate is: Educated societies do much better economically, than the less educated ones.


This is a fact you can rely on. America has been a superpower and maintained that position for so long, because it was thriving in a golden age of knowledge, inventing from left and right.

A 60 year old fart rich ass billionaire or his sex addicted spoiled kid is not going to give you any of that.

It is the diamonds hidden inside the heads of those individuals among us, who will bring us the success, if we could mine it properly. Thats all its about, a numbers game.......

very true, and dumbing down the educational standards and replacing real curriculum with studies in political correctness make those diamonds almost impossible to find.

BTW, do you know how much college Bill Gates and Steve Jobs had?

They got enough of it obviously. That means they had a very good elementary/high school background. We know for a fact that a children can learn much more efficiently when they were young, than they were at older ages.

Thats why making colleges tuition free is a great idea, because that way you remove the high school from being a dead end for a lot of children, and hope for a better life will hopefully bring hard working and at the end success.

At least, thats what seems to be the plan here... Which sounds, smart imo....

 

[Papageorgio]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

"Tuition Free" doesnt mean anybody can just walk into a college and demand the professors teach him anything and everything.

It means, the college education will be based on success, rather than money. Success and hard work will be rewarded, not momies and dadies college fund. So we get a much more efficient education system where we end up with the right people, with the right education so they can move us forward...

So only certain individuals will get to go to college, so it won't be for all? You only want the "right" people. Interesting.


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You can debate who got to go, or not to go all day

But what you can't debate is: Educated societies do much better economically, than the less educated ones.


This is a fact you can rely on. America has been a superpower and maintained that position for so long, because it was thriving in a golden age of knowledge, inventing from left and right.

A 60 year old fart rich ass billionaire or his sex addicted spoiled kid is not going to give you any of that.

It is the diamonds hidden inside the heads of those individuals among us, who will bring us the success, if we could mine it properly. Thats all its about, a numbers game.......

You said the "right" people, "successful" people. Then you want NY grads that can't read. So unless you give to everyone and I mean everyone, you lessen the chance to find a gem.

Playing numbers game is also contingent on finding the correct prospect.


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[Dot Com]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Investing in the functional illiterates that "graduate" our high schools is a great idea.

Fanfuckingtastic.

Let the colleges determine who deserves a merit scholarship, shall we? The cost of tuition is already too high before the Mo' 'n Better Free Stuff brigade nationalizes it

What did you major in Frank57?

Look.... if somebody wants to get an advanced degree in Druid Philosophy, fine... but don't bitch when the best job to be had is a Barista at Starbucks. And don;t ask me, Mr. Taxpayer to eat the loan. That's bullshit.

are you a wall st trader idiot? Read Sander's platform before opening your hack mouth and making an ass of yourself Soggy in NOLA

 

[initforme]

Study Finland if you want improved education. Start with what they do
1) no standardized testing until kids are 17.
2) shorter school days
3). Admiration for teachers rather than accusing them for all of socoties problems like we do in this country. Some low IQ people buy into the rubbish that teachers are failures.

 

[Dot Com]

We should do with college whatever the nations do that are beating us academically.

you mean like requiring students to pass tests and complete the curriculum before getting a degree?

whats your degree in?

my bachelors degree is in Business Administration with a minor in psychology. I also have an MBA from Harvard that my employer paid for as part of my compensation package.

How about you?

MBA? GWB as well as Santorum had one of those. BFD.

 

[JoeNormal]

Then it should be easy for you to present some facts for a change.

So you are actually contending that socialism doesn't take money from those who earned it?

Do Wall Street CEOs earn it?

Of course they do. Everything they have has been acquired as a result of totally voluntary exchanges. That's what it means to "earn" something. Government parasites, on the other hand, have earned nothing.

Uh huh. Like that time I voluntarily let them gamble my 401k money and they lost 1/3 of it? They don't "earn" a fucking thing. Tell me what they've actually produced with their transactions.

And if you kept in the 401k, you would be so far ahead. Do you give credit for that or did you knee jerk and pulled the 401k out?


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No, I kept it in and I'm a little ahead - at least until these stupid mutherfuckers crash the economy again.

 

[JoeNormal]

We should do with college whatever the nations do that are beating us academically.

you mean like requiring students to pass tests and complete the curriculum before getting a degree?

whats your degree in?

my bachelors degree is in Business Administration with a minor in psychology. I also have an MBA from Harvard that my employer paid for as part of my compensation package.

How about you?

MBA? GWB as well as Santorum had one of those. BFD.

Yup. MBAs are what people in my line of work go back for after they've burned out.