Unkotare
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No they're not.Most savvy students are getting their associates degree while still in HS.
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No they're not.Most savvy students are getting their associates degree while still in HS.
You've got cause and effect backwards.Maybe college would be cheaper if students went back to living in cinderblock dorms with shared bathrooms and the dining hall a short walk away. Nowadays, colleges have luxury apartment complexes, elaborate sports arenas with waterparks, and a host of on-site restaurants from which to choose.
Maybe college would be cheaper if students went back to living in cinderblock dorms with shared bathrooms and the dining hall a short walk away. Nowadays, colleges have luxury apartment complexes, elaborate sports arenas with waterparks, and a host of on-site restaurants from which to choose.
It hasn't been debunked, jackass. Providing day care is not "infrastructure" even if morons like you pretend it is.Why do you continue to post that debunked LIE?
The infrastructure bill is 100% traditional Infrastructure and is supported by Republicans
Can you find ANYTHING in that bill that you oppose?
This right here is the problem in a nutshell. The left has created a country where people who earn less, either because they are not as smart, or motivated, or skilled, just feel entitled to OPM. The attitude now is “if you have it, and I need it, you just need to give it to me.”
It hasn't been debunked, jackass. Providing day care is not "infrastructure" even if morons like you pretend it is.
I oppose everything in that bill. The last thing this country needs is more social programs and more spending boondoggles.
I said not every kid was mentally equipped to go to college. For various reasons, not every child will be able to go to college. What do we do with those kids?
Yes, I agree that going to college shouldn't be a lifetime of debt, but I also agree that you shouldn't be able to take money out of someone else's pocket to pay for it.
There's a bridge there that I just can't get across. We need to give kids free college by taking money from one group of people to give to another. I don't know of that i cN agree with that.
I’m your age, and I agree. This idea of a “liveable” wage where even the most unskilled people get to rent their own apartment, buy a car, go on vacation, is part of the new “entitlement“ attitude of today’s leftists.The new attitude is labor should not be paid by it's value, it should be paid by how much money a company makes. A failure of our primary education system. The push for the last five years or so has been a living wage. Wait a minute. I'm 61 years old. Never in my life has this country had anything like a livable wage. It's an entirely new concept by the left. Some associate it with minimum wage. Again, you could never afford a nice apartment, nice car, or raise a family on minimum wage. I know, when I got into the workforce I worked several minimum wage jobs. I could never afford any apartment. I kept working until I found a job that paid about twice minimum wage, then moved out of my parents house. It was a small upstairs of a double, one bedroom, no garage, on a main street.
The one that is "pure infrastructure" is 95% pork and social spending. The other is 100% pork and social spending.There are two bills
One is pure infrastructure and the other provides social programs
The infrastructure bill is 100 percent infrastructure
The idea that a high school grad putting fries in a little package is “entitled” to his own apartment will just drive inflation even higher - and encourages the idea that people are just entitled.
You may have a point. Colleges are building luxury, upscale campuses and facilities because the government is subsidizing tuition. So government needs to stop subsidizing, colleges won’t be swimming in excess money, and they’ll get back to basics.You've got cause and effect backwards.
Who says they don’t realize it? The government is forcing businesses to decide that it’s more cost productive to automate because the liberals WANT people out of work, and on the dole. That’s how you control them.Not realizing it but they are putting pressure on businesses to invest in more automation. That Big Mac combo we eat today will be made entirely by machines within ten years. It will probably turn out a lot better as well.
There are two bills
One is pure infrastructure and the other provides social programs
The infrastructure bill is 100 percent infrastructure
Point of order: Community college students will not be white collar workers.It was never going to be free. It was going to be blue collar workers funding the education of future higher paid white collar workers.
What’s your definition of white collar? You mean “professional”? There are plenty of office-type A.A.s available.Point of order: Community college students will not be white collar workers.
Maybe, but remember the toothpaste...You may have a point. Colleges are building luxury, upscale campuses and facilities because the government is subsidizing tuition. So government needs to stop subsidizing, colleges won’t be swimming in excess money, and they’ll get back to basics.
That's not necessarily true.Point of order: Community college students will not be white collar workers.
Better for which Americans?Sorry the 2 year college is cut, would have picked other things, Yet that is the way the game is played, ask for everything & settle for the must haves. Hard to fight the greedy that are suppose to work for us, but bow to those who support their campaigns keeping there jobs is more important than what is better for Americans.
They already have machines to make hamburgers.Not realizing it but they are putting pressure on businesses to invest in more automation. That Big Mac combo we eat today will be made entirely by machines within ten years. It will probably turn out a lot better as well.