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I paid my way through my program at a public university, why can't liberals? They have an allergy to working or something? This isn't a rich vs poor thing. There are federal loans available for low income people, with very generous interest and payment schedules. You just don't want to do any work, which is your problem, but you want to blame other people. Good luck with that, I'm sure it will get you far in life!
Attitudes like yours are exactly why we need education fully funded by the government.
Low income + loans+interest = failure.
Translation: I refuse to do anything which does not somehow directly benefit me. I've got mine, but I want more, so if you want even the chance to ever have anything worth having, you will beg from me and return far more than you are given. And I know that you will most likely not succeed even then. *smirk*
We do this by bringing our soldiers back home, stop being the police of the world, and let other countries be responsible for a change. All that freed up money, along with closing all the tax loopholes that rich experience at the moment will surly pay for the bulk of collage tuition.
There are no such thing as tax loopholes. They are tax policies. Politicians call them loopholes because they are afraid to call them what they are. Cut outs they have created for a preferred group.
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I personally wouldn't mind paying my own tuition, as long as it were affordable, no more than $100 per class. And even than for some people that still would be to much.
The $800 people pay for a semester worth of books needs to end yesterday. A kindle and a small fee to access a website where there book is located is all that is needed. When the info becomes out of date, the $150 book doesn't become obsolete, someone just takes 5 minutes and updates the info.
There are no such thing as tax loopholes. They are tax policies. Politicians call them loopholes because they are afraid to call them what they are. Cut outs they have created for a preferred group.
The $800 people pay for a semester worth of books needs to end yesterday. A kindle and a small fee to access a website where there book is located is all that is needed. When the info becomes out of date, the $150 book doesn't become obsolete, someone just takes 5 minutes and updates the info.
Now this I agree with. People should still be paid for legitimate contribution. Compiling a textbook is productive work. Writing a contract and taking 10% of your future earnings for 15 years is not.
I am really tired of hearing about other people's money. That's how the rich f**ks got rich in the first place, is by leveraging other people's money. You g**damm hypocrites need to look at yourselves first!
We want to use everybody's collective contributions to make the standard of living higher for everyone.
Selfish greedy pigs you are!
You're just mad because we won't allow you parasites to legislate yourselves a cut. The savings which pay for it come out of your profits, and you may actually be forced to become productive, instead of living high upon "other people's money"!
Attitudes like yours are exactly why we need education fully funded by the government.
Low income + loans+interest = failure.
Translation: I refuse to do anything which does not somehow directly benefit me. I've got mine, but I want more, so if you want even the chance to ever have anything worth having, you will beg from me and return far more than you are given. And I know that you will most likely not succeed even then. *smirk*
We are the millions who support Bernie Sanders. And after the election, the"mouse" will be under the GOP's eye....
Maleman, don't get me wrong, I'm not attacking Sanders. I've watched a lot of videos of Bernie Sanders and while I don't agree with everything, there is a lot I disagree, he is becoming more appealing to me. I think it's best to heavily criticize people you are considering. It seems like you know a lot about Sanders, can you answer my question here, nobody has replied yet...
Maleman, don't get me wrong, I'm not attacking Sanders. I've watched a lot of videos of Bernie Sanders and while I don't agree with everything, there is a lot I disagree, he is becoming more appealing to me. I think it's best to heavily criticize people you are considering. It seems like you know a lot about Sanders, can you answer my question here, nobody has replied yet...
His position on gun control unfortunately will lose him some support on the left.
That actually makes him more attractive to me and I think would help him on the national scene. One of the things I hate most about living in San Francisco is how strict the gun laws are, yet criminals are running free with them. I'm actually starting to come around to Sanders, I'm excited to see him debate Clinton.
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