Jul 12, 2017 11:22 PM
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TravNel
Oh look! Heres something relevant and topical being posted on Imgur!!
notabadlyphotoshoppedimageofyourmom
What free college doesn't ensure is quality though.
TheOneWhoLocks
Its so painfully true
MadCat221
That's like retorting about your spouse spending $75 on groceries after you get railed on for splurging on the $54 katana
gforce1616
Or we could actually spend less one year.
OCanadian
I don't get it.
https://pics.me.me/amanda-carpenter-amandacarpenter-amusing-to-watch-dems-get-upset-over-16437908.png
KrokodilHunter
Talk about the comment getting more upticks than the OP.
GINVU
Problem is 75% of that will be liberal art studies or other useless majors. Then another 15% on dropouts. Just a guess.
Angylika
All the liberal downvotes are funny. Seems some people are getting.... Triggered.
seriousbrown
I don't want to pay for your dreams of becoming a well paid adult. Darwin says if you cant swim you sink.
BobKelsoMD
"If they're going to die then they'd better well do it! And decrease the surplus population!"
StoneThrowingDevil
Darwinism actually doesn't apply to economics very well, just FYI
kiddub
So you don't want lots of competitive candidates for jobs in your country? You don't want well payed adults in your community?
wandermanspacebot
Economists say that the more prosperous society is as a whole the more it benefits us all, even selfish pricks.
imadeamistake1
Does anyone else feel like it is time for a revolution? I feel like it's time..
Promethianfire
It's not. For a revolution to succeed you need popular support and we're divided almost perfectly in half, with the average person doing-
ok enough to, in a case of civil strife, choose the safe, status-quo over the revolutionary. Meanwhile, the government would pounce on the-
oportunity to exploit the uncertainty and fear to increase its power, making any future revolution attempt all the more difficult.
These are all well thought out points. I have reconsidered my plan. It was a detailed plan.. A great plan......some would say they best plan
As evidence just look at the claims of class warfare everytime tax heights for the rich are even hinted at
"Death and destruction or education? The choice is simple."-- Republicans
upvotehypnotoad
Ask yourself...which is more fun? Hmm?
LiBearington
What if the majority do not want higher taxes for "free" education?
GrundleBlunder
Taxes wouldnt be aby higer, just realocated
From what? And what about the fact that it would only benefit one class?
aintgottimeforyou
Art history?
RedBeardedGentleman
how about from the 60 billion we still give oil companies or maybe we take it in the taxes that arent taken from domestic conglomerates
imitatedself
There is a lot of research that shows education helps more than just the people that receive it.
Spurces
A highly educated society benefits us all.
It benefits the middle class, the working class doesn't particularly care for a college degree.
Of course, downvoted but no responses.
An educated society benefits everyone and not just "one class" it benefits life spans of individuals, upward mobility, and it works to 1/
Heterosapian
Burning with you now. Its cool they are only fake points. We are free to have an opinion.
Im with you.
TravNel
Oh look! Heres something relevant and topical being posted on Imgur!!
notabadlyphotoshoppedimageofyourmom
What free college doesn't ensure is quality though.
TheOneWhoLocks
Its so painfully true
MadCat221
That's like retorting about your spouse spending $75 on groceries after you get railed on for splurging on the $54 katana
gforce1616
Or we could actually spend less one year.
OCanadian
I don't get it.
TravNel
https://pics.me.me/amanda-carpenter-amandacarpenter-amusing-to-watch-dems-get-upset-over-16437908.png
KrokodilHunter
Talk about the comment getting more upticks than the OP.
GINVU
Problem is 75% of that will be liberal art studies or other useless majors. Then another 15% on dropouts. Just a guess.
Angylika
All the liberal downvotes are funny. Seems some people are getting.... Triggered.
seriousbrown
I don't want to pay for your dreams of becoming a well paid adult. Darwin says if you cant swim you sink.
BobKelsoMD
"If they're going to die then they'd better well do it! And decrease the surplus population!"
StoneThrowingDevil
Darwinism actually doesn't apply to economics very well, just FYI
kiddub
So you don't want lots of competitive candidates for jobs in your country? You don't want well payed adults in your community?
wandermanspacebot
Economists say that the more prosperous society is as a whole the more it benefits us all, even selfish pricks.
imadeamistake1
Does anyone else feel like it is time for a revolution? I feel like it's time..
Promethianfire
It's not. For a revolution to succeed you need popular support and we're divided almost perfectly in half, with the average person doing-
Promethianfire
ok enough to, in a case of civil strife, choose the safe, status-quo over the revolutionary. Meanwhile, the government would pounce on the-
Promethianfire
oportunity to exploit the uncertainty and fear to increase its power, making any future revolution attempt all the more difficult.
imadeamistake1
These are all well thought out points. I have reconsidered my plan. It was a detailed plan.. A great plan......some would say they best plan
BobKelsoMD
As evidence just look at the claims of class warfare everytime tax heights for the rich are even hinted at
wandermanspacebot
"Death and destruction or education? The choice is simple."-- Republicans
upvotehypnotoad
Ask yourself...which is more fun? Hmm?
LiBearington
What if the majority do not want higher taxes for "free" education?
GrundleBlunder
Taxes wouldnt be aby higer, just realocated
LiBearington
From what? And what about the fact that it would only benefit one class?
aintgottimeforyou
Art history?
RedBeardedGentleman
how about from the 60 billion we still give oil companies or maybe we take it in the taxes that arent taken from domestic conglomerates
imitatedself
There is a lot of research that shows education helps more than just the people that receive it.
LiBearington
Spurces
wandermanspacebot
A highly educated society benefits us all.
LiBearington
It benefits the middle class, the working class doesn't particularly care for a college degree.
LiBearington
Of course, downvoted but no responses.
BobKelsoMD
An educated society benefits everyone and not just "one class" it benefits life spans of individuals, upward mobility, and it works to 1/
Heterosapian
Burning with you now. Its cool they are only fake points. We are free to have an opinion.
Heterosapian
Im with you.