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Spoken as a true liberal. "My objective is money". I have never run across a liberal who was not selfish and greedy, motivated by money yet very happy to "donate" other people's money through taxes.
Maybe you should get some more education or work harder, there twista. I can tell you, that should you reach your goals, you will become a conservative. Scary as that might seem to you, if you work your ass off, you will have little pity for those who are lazy. It appears, with your interest in money, you are halfway there. However, when you do become a conservative, most of us give alot to charity, so you will have to adopt that new behavior.
I didnt see your reply to the lady whose husband is a Vietnam vet and supports Obama. You live in a little bubble world surrounded by people who look and think just like you. It makes since now how you come to your talking points. Im disappointed that a MD would you feel the way you do. I guess I had a different picture of the profession. Im going to the doctor today I wonder if he has such thoughts about power and privilege
I'd hardly consider having a degree "pointless". A college grad on average makes $1,000,000 more over their lifetime than someone who isn't a grad. I don't know about you, but my objective is money.
Yet....you seem to support the left?
As you go further you will continually discover that it's not the piece of paper but the person who has that piece of paper (or who may not) and what they are capeable of.
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