The Aftermath of the Education Scam

william the wie

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How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?

What the hell are you talking about ? Can we get a translation ?
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?

What the hell are you talking about ? Can we get a translation ?
Can you get an education you moron?
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?

What the hell are you talking about ? Can we get a translation ?
Oh god okay. You have a generation that at this point is a full decade behind the earning curve okay?
In your 30s you should be buying a house NOT living with mommy. So the entire economic power of not one but two generations has been stunted. That effects all future markets okay?
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?

What the hell are you talking about ? Can we get a translation ?
If OP puts it in a Dr. Suess rhyme, would you be capable of understanding ?
We all know you prefer to respond in simple sentences.
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?

What the hell are you talking about ? Can we get a translation ?
Can you get an education you moron?

I thought they were a scam? Which is it with you?
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?

What the hell are you talking about ? Can we get a translation ?
Oh god okay. You have a generation that at this point is a full decade behind the earning curve okay?
In your 30s you should be buying a house NOT living with mommy. So the entire economic power of not one but two generations has been stunted. That effects all future markets okay?

1900-1940 was a period of rampant drug abuse, crime, corruption and miseducation as well. (Monkey teste extract was the Viagra of that period, as an example. With Ehrlich's magic bullet of organic arsenic compounds as back up this was the evidence of the sexual revolution of that era. ) There were three major high tech booms and busts. WWII would seem to indicate that recovery from this kind of CF is both possible and highly traumatic.
 
The long term economic values of munis and stocks and 401ks are crap if generation x and y don't get off their ass and produce something! The idea that a country can be a consumer only market and survive is not only foolish it's stupid.
 
The long term economic values of munis and stocks and 401ks are crap if generation x and y don't get off their ass and produce something! The idea that a country can be a consumer only market and survive is not only foolish it's stupid.

The resolution will be rough as a cob but then again how long ago was myspace the biggest thing to ever hit planet Earth? Or Yahoo? The roller coaster is getting wilder and those who don't adapt will be kicked to the curb.
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?
“The Obama Disaster”? Are you talking about slow growth, economic recovery and a steady decline in unemployment? If that’s a disaster what do you call the housing market crash and Great Recession from the previous administration?
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?
“The Obama Disaster”? Are you talking about slow growth, economic recovery and a steady decline in unemployment? If that’s a disaster what do you call the housing market crash and Great Recession from the previous administration?

RINO stupidity.
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?
Perhaps Trump has not yet created all these new bigly paying jobs.
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?
“The Obama Disaster”? Are you talking about slow growth, economic recovery and a steady decline in unemployment? If that’s a disaster what do you call the housing market crash and Great Recession from the previous administration?
The thread's a brain deal loser, LOL. But it inadvertently raises the question of whether the GOP tax cut gambit will work this time and engineer consistent 3% growth. Here's to hoping voters remember the promise and reward the party that viewed the tax cut correctly.
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?

English man
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?
“The Obama Disaster”? Are you talking about slow growth, economic recovery and a steady decline in unemployment? If that’s a disaster what do you call the housing market crash and Great Recession from the previous administration?

RINO stupidity.
It doesn’t really work to call something stupid while providing a stupid response to a direct question.
 
Inconsistent 10+% GDP growth to create the biggest roller coaster ever is the goal and it is the right move. equilibrium is possible only in a non-growing economy.
 
How badly the Millenial/Gen Y and Gen Z with the leading edge in their first year of college are not usefully educated for the most part is the big question. Gen Y leave mommy's basement at an average age of 34, Gen Z generally do not rise to the level of Gen Y in economic and social competence. In the kind of high return/high volatility economy needed in the aftermath of the Obama disaster calling the average Gen Z sheep to the slaughter is understating the brains and courage of a sheep.

How bad will this get?
“The Obama Disaster”? Are you talking about slow growth, economic recovery and a steady decline in unemployment? If that’s a disaster what do you call the housing market crash and Great Recession from the previous administration?
The thread's a brain deal loser, LOL. But it inadvertently raises the question of whether the GOP tax cut gambit will work this time and engineer consistent 3% growth. Here's to hoping voters remember the promise and reward the party that viewed the tax cut correctly.
Well one of the default digs on obama is with contributing to the debt. It will be interesting to hear the Trump response to his sky rocketing debt. Though I imagine they will justify it by saying trump did “smart” investments. Yawn
 
2.6% growth is the purported breakeven point for debt reduction. Actual growth is now at 4+% we should find out this year if that claim is correct.
 

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