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Well she has a better chance of doing a good job in the kitchen than she does spewing her "opinions" on TV. At least she would probably make sense in the kitchen.
And if she needs to be legally confined there to assume responsiibility for her follies, fantasies and foolish choices .... so be it!! Better that than the honest taxpayer footing the bill.
Well she has a better chance of doing a good job in the kitchen than she does spewing her "opinions" on TV. At least she would probably make sense in the kitchen.
After listening to the arguments, both sides have valid points. I also disagree with some points both sides make. I think colleges are charging more money in many cases, because they need more to support their sports or other extracurricular activities.
I also think everyone should have the opportunity to go to college, but going to college isn't a right. If I need to explain why it isn't a right, then look up the word.
I dare you to post a clip or a quote from Peter Schiff where he espouses sexist views towards women and their roles in modern society.
Good luck finding that clip or quote...
prolly wont. i met him at freedomfest back in 2002 or 2003 and i remember him rtalking about it, specifically the the negative impact of women coming into the labor force. maybe his views have changed but i personally agree with him (even if that makes me a "sexist")
The rolling of the eyes is just too precious. And she clearly understands how free markets work... Because she said so. The unfortunate fact of the matter is we have a government run more along the lines of the way this women thinks, instead of the way most sensible Americans think. Get ready for more bubbles on the horizon. All those student loans are guaranteed by the government and packaged as AAA rated investments. Yea, when that bubble pops, nothing bad will happen or anything...
Both people in the video are actually right. Of course the premise of the OP is absolutely wrong. There is a middle ground to the argument. Govt. should pay for all qualified secondary education and regulate the costs. If a degree program has a low repayment rate, then that institution should be cut off from federal funding.
Both people in the video are actually right. Of course the premise of the OP is absolutely wrong. There is a middle ground to the argument. Govt. should pay for all qualified secondary education and regulate the costs. If a degree program has a low repayment rate, then that institution should be cut off from federal funding.
Yes, this won't lead to bloated costs or anything. Oh wait, you said they should "regulate" it, so it will work out just fine than, won't it... And when you say the government should pay, you really mean "we the people" should pay. Sorry, I don't like your idea one bit, because it would have the same results.
Yes, this won't lead to bloated costs or anything. Oh wait, you said they should "regulate" it, so it will work out just fine than, won't it... And when you say the government should pay, you really mean "we the people" should pay. Sorry, I don't like your idea one bit, because it would have the same results.
Well you don't like my idea. O.K. I do. Yes taxpayers would guarantee the loans, but schools should be restricted to those that actually lead to jobs. Basically the govt. (us) would make sure that our employees remain globally competitive, which would be good for the u.s. economy.
prolly wont. i met him at freedomfest back in 2002 or 2003 and i remember him rtalking about it, specifically the the negative impact of women coming into the labor force. maybe his views have changed but i personally agree with him (even if that makes me a "sexist")
Yes, he has talked about that in regards to latchkey kids and the additional workers pushing down wages but he has NEVER said that "the woman's place is in the home" or any crap like that.
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