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Most Americans dont even know what a socialist is.
If truth be told, I don't think alot of Republicans know what a socialist is.
Most Americans dont even know what a socialist is.
Exactly.. would you be suspicious if Acorn went room to room in Nursing homes of stoke resident that can't speak for themselves because they are just trying to help?
What does college have to do with anything? I know alot of college students who get married young. One does not have to exclude the other.
"Exactly?" What do you mean by that? You were the one who brought up a woman's husband voting for her when she's in a comatose state.
What does Acorn have to do with stroke victims in nursing homes? I don't understand your point.
It's how our society is shaped. In the old days, people got married when they were ready to settle down and have a family (sex) . Nowadays, People rather go to college so sex is no longer a marriage thing.
Being married and going to college is very hard. Any married people knows that marriage is hard work and college would just complicate it even further.
Back then, a lot of people didn't choose to not go to college, it was because they couldn't afford to. Some families only sent one of their children (usually the sons) off to college. For the other children, they believe that there's not a future for themselves, so they settle down and get married for financial security. Nowadays, people are able to get loans and financial aid to acquire a higher education. It's much easier to do that these days.
yeah, also they manage just fine without it too. I know many people who were high school dropouts and got married but in those days, they could afford a family. Nowadays, if you dropout, you can't even afford an apartment.
Land value, standards of living, inflation and salaries are different nowadays. Very different.
However, that's not the point. If a person want to go into a profession but cannot without a college education, that person would had been out of luck back then. Today, it's possible with all the resources.
A lot of people who dropped out of high school back then still struggled to make ends meet. I mean a lot of them, not just a few. I can tell you that without hesitation. People seems to have a lot of misconceptions about how things were back then. Rosey-filtered eyeglasses, take them off and see the cold and hard truth of reality.
Not only that, a lot of dropouts ended up working in the labour market for many years until retirement. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but a lot of people certainly wanted to be something else at first instead of being forced into the labour market.
oh so it is important for everyone to be businessmen??? My dad was a dropout but he loves his mechanic jobs...said he won't retire. He struggle with his high school than his job. Kept failing so he decided to dropout.
It's hard because people look down at people who don't really want to further their education and just do trades. They keep making standards higher and higher. I mean look at me, I have a hearing son, but the way they want him to speak and write is a higher standard than they expect from a deaf person read and write.. and we keep trying to keep up with hearing people. (or at least trying to help my hearing son)
Nor should they force people go to college for finanical issues.
I always feel if college is important, then don't go around having sex.
no, you didn't, but you said that your parent had to drop out because of financial issues. some people today feel they HAVE to go to college because of financial issues. If they didn't go, they wouldn't be able to afford anything because people don't really hire people like that anymore.
I'm just trying to make a point. Those who want to get marry and raise their family can't because everyone's high expectation of college degree.
And was I minding your business???? I'm sorry but you volunteer that information. And where did I make assumptions? I was just going by what you said "forced" and "finanical issues".
You assumed that my father dropped out of high school due to financial issues. I said people shouldn't be forced to drop out of high school due to financial issues and not only that, it was also in a different sentence.
Earlier, you complained about today's high standards in educational settings being too hard on your child. Honestly, I think they are too low. Way too low. A lot of people are still graduating high school when they are in fact functionally illiterate. A lot of them end up working at Walmart and other low-paying jobs.
If you work hard enough, even with a family, you can still acquire a college diploma. There are a lot of them out there. You just seem to believe people shouldn't be allowed to achieve because of some mistakes they made in the past.
People with families should be able to achieve more in order to bring more prosperity and happiness to their surrounding environment if they want to.
Why are they working at Wal-mart, and how do you know their story? Is it because there is no trade for them to do? My brother has severe learning disability and illiterate but he deserves a decent paying job anywhere without college.
That's what school loans are for. It's not a free ride for them. They will have to work hard to get where they want to and they should be given the opportunity to do so.
I'm surprised no one has posted a "You Know You're a Liberal When..." in direct opposition to this thread.
You know you are a conservative when liberals hate you because of your "unpopluar" beliefs and you are in a Democrat state. Unless you are a conservative Democrat, you will gain a little respect from them.
Yep, I'd witnessed the whole situations in my life. Yay for more liberals hate us! XD