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dealagreeproceed 03-28-2016 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by RosieTosie (Post 757866)
What about the Palmyra situation recently, America didn't want to do anything so the Russians of all people zoomed in and spent a day or two ousting ISIS. Result: all singing all dancing joy from America?, not a word, embarrassment more like that they didn't get their act together and get in their first. That is not to say the Russians don't have their own agenda going on with one of their number 1 supporters Assad of course.

it took them months to take it. and they bombed the hell out of the place and lost many men and killed many civilians. result they took control of some desert area which they could lose control of again at any moment...

phaz0rz 03-28-2016 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by dealagreeproceed (Post 757796)
also if americans had half a brain they would have voted in ron paul... OR Bernie sanders this time... why they don't I have no idea... I mean come on...

Not another Bernie supporter! :doh:

Do you really want your profits paying for some trailer park trash going to a 4 year university? :doh:

I swear the majority of young people believe the only way to get ahead is to ask the government for help. I'm young and I'm disgraced by my generation. Buncha commies.

MM78 03-28-2016 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by phaz0rz (Post 758026)
Not another Bernie supporter! :doh:

Do you really want your profits paying for some trailer park trash going to a 4 year university? :doh:

I swear the majority of young people believe the only way to get ahead is to ask the government for help. I'm young and I'm disgraced by my generation. Buncha commies.

I'm a Bernie Supporter and I don't really worry about the Trailer Park Trash making it half-pass High School.

dealagreeproceed 03-28-2016 05:03 PM

Re: US Election 2016
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by phaz0rz (Post 758026)
Not another Bernie supporter! :doh:

Do you really want your profits paying for some trailer park trash going to a 4 year university? :doh:

I swear the majority of young people believe the only way to get ahead is to ask the government for help. I'm young and I'm disgraced by my generation. Buncha commies.



I don't want nothen from the govt other than to stay out of peoples way and provide basic essentials for everyone. pretty sure Bernie's plan is not to burden the average joe blow with more taxes come on now... also I wouldn't say I support any politician but come on he is head and shoulders above the rest clearly...

RosieTosie 03-28-2016 05:19 PM

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Bernie Saunders is as old as the hills or looks like he is, the time for old presidents is long gone hopefully, the leader of the free world needs a forward thinking vibrant leader who projects an image of being up to date in his thinking and his country's thinking, not Bernie Saunders.

vogeltron 03-28-2016 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by phaz0rz (Post 758026)
Not another Bernie supporter! :doh:

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e5...02_bernie3.jpg

MM78 03-28-2016 06:41 PM

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Haidukken 03-28-2016 06:47 PM

Re: US Election 2016
 
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Originally Posted by aspkin (Post 754689)
Well.. as long as Trump is a viable option.. I'll allow it.

Just for the entertainment value. :p

My word, how the mighty have fallen!

If Trump wins, can you see it being a landmark moment in history- Would it pave the way for KANYE2020?

I was super happy being on the outside, when US and A started wars during past 10 years, everything seemed to be geared towards war and total police state mentality- I was super happy that I live in the EU, away from the madness.
Now I'm even happier. America is literally a pig that is rolling in its own, matters, and is too busy to notice it- Instincts take over and it seems all rather enjoyable and the, matters, feel so right.

'Murica truly is a special gift, that keeps on giving. Like an endless reality TV show, about 21st Century.

To stay on topic: I'm pretty sure if he wins, it'll be the quickest duckhunt we've ever seen. Kennedy won't have **** on Trump. It would finally give us a chance to investigate what was it exactly, that kept the wig in place for all those years.

rsot 03-28-2016 07:30 PM

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Ivanka just had a third child name Theodore James - for those on Trump's family righteousness :)

:focus:

vogeltron 03-28-2016 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Haidukken (Post 758063)
If Trump wins, can you see it being a landmark moment in history- Would it pave the way for KANYE2020?

That is what they said about Ronald Reagan back in the day. This Actor can never be president.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e5...in/Bernie1.jpg

vogeltron 03-29-2016 05:18 AM

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vogeltron 03-29-2016 05:21 AM

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Haidukken 03-29-2016 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by vogeltron (Post 758081)
That is what they said about Ronald Reagan back in the day. This Actor can never be president.


Oh, this actor was a president but its very clear that he knew nothing about the job and was so bad, that America is still suffering today because of some very, very poor decisions made by him, and his government.

Nixon ****ed America hard, without lube or nothing- Just went in raw dog, without a bag. Everybody knows how 'ol waxface goofed up because most of his dirty clothes got hung outside to dry and public had a really good idea what was going on.

Reagan however was the snake in the grass- He went in like a professional. Like a true Cosby. He ****ed America with lube and all, nobody suspected a thing.
The way he ****ed America with his policies and media campaigns still haunt America today.

Only way I can see this Trump thing making sense is he wins and has his first interview and admits that it was all a big troll and he wanted to expose US election system/format for what it really is- A corporate fundraising even, with few hired clowns.

rsot 03-29-2016 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Haidukken (Post 758287)

Reagan however was the snake in the grass- He went in like a professional. Like a true Cosby. He ****ed America with lube and all, nobody suspected a thing.
The way he ****ed America with his policies and media campaigns still haunt America today.

So you're advocating Cosby for president...interesting :rolleyes:

vogeltron 03-29-2016 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Haidukken (Post 758287)
Oh, this actor was a president but its very clear that he knew nothing about the job and was so bad, that America is still suffering today because of some very, very poor decisions made by him, and his government.

Must not be a Marget Thatcher fan. I still think Gordon Brown was the biggest idiot of all time selling 60% of the UKs Gold at the bottom when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer. How that fool ever became Prime Minister I have no idea. The good old Brown Bottom. Legend in Bullion shops around the world.

rsot 03-29-2016 01:12 PM

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EWHendo 03-29-2016 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by phaz0rz (Post 758026)
Do you really want your profits paying for some trailer park trash going to a 4 year university? :doh:

YES. YES. YES.

Oh dear yes do I. It may not work immediately, but I hope for the sake of my children and their children this happens. Better education and better healthcare for the people should be the top two priorities of our government. The culture of ignorance needs to be stopped, or else the US is going to fall off hard.

Some day that trailer park trash may not be trash if he or she receives an education. Not educating that person just leads to the cycle of trailer trashiness.

yankee 03-29-2016 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by EWHendo (Post 758464)
YES. YES. YES.

Oh dear yes do I. It may not work immediately, but I hope for the sake of my children and their children this happens. Better education and better healthcare for the people should be the top two priorities of our government. The culture of ignorance needs to be stopped, or else the US is going to fall off hard.

Some day that trailer park trash may not be trash if he or she receives an education. Not educating that person just leads to the cycle of trailer trashiness.

I have traveled all but the Pacific coast of the USA. I have lived in several states across the USA. IMO, all in all, ignorance is by choice of parents and the child itself. This country has tried pouring money into schools with little measurable results. Free college will do nothing measurable as well most likely. You have to get the individual to WANT to be better. Giving the leaching segment of our society more benefits has proven to be a total handicap to date. Adding more to it is not likely to have a better result.

vogeltron 03-29-2016 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by yankee (Post 758467)
I have traveled all but the Pacific coast of the USA. I have lived in several states across the USA. IMO, all in all, ignorance is by choice of parents and the child itself. This country has tried pouring money into schools with little measurable results. Free college will do nothing measurable as well most likely. You have to get the individual to WANT to be better. Giving the leaching segment of our society more benefits has proven to be a total handicap to date. Adding more to it is not likely to have a better result.

Free College will just waste taxpayers money. Living in California I see all these idiots getting Liberal arts degree wasting going into debt 100k that give no skills for the real world. Would much rather see the money spent of filling in the countless pot holes and dilapidated roads.

College and Public education is just indoctrinating kids to be worthless to society. Having a MBA myself if I could go back all over again I wouldn't have even went to college. It was a complete waste of time and honestly everything for Undergrad is free on the internet anyways.

These people arguing for someone else to pay for all their stuff need to put down the Bong, check into rehab and get their worthless lives together.

phaz0rz 03-29-2016 03:49 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by EWHendo (Post 758464)
YES. YES. YES.

Oh dear yes do I. It may not work immediately, but I hope for the sake of my children and their children this happens. Better education and better healthcare for the people should be the top two priorities of our government. The culture of ignorance needs to be stopped, or else the US is going to fall off hard.

Some day that trailer park trash may not be trash if he or she receives an education. Not educating that person just leads to the cycle of trailer trashiness.

You're bulls***ting about the same ideals as Bernie, but how is it financed? If you just hand the bill over to corporate America the price of ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING will go through the roof. Businesses will still have the same bottom line to maintain, but since they would be required to put the masses through college they would be forced to increase revenue somehow..

FYI, I myself was trailer park trash coming up. Lower middle class all the way until I moved out. I graduated from a failing school and went to a crappy public college. But I've managed to find the motivation to do well for myself and my family. How? By not becoming reliant on hand-outs and instead choosing to emulate those around me who I see as "successful."

Vogeltron and yankee are 100% correct. Free college would be just another handout and would sap any motivation school kids have for doing well in grade school.

Where I live 2/3 of people LIVE off of food stamps and/or disability. Families breed children like animals just so the government will give them more food stamps. I worked at a retail food store a few years ago and we had customers come in who would spend $400 in food stamps on high-end seafood, AND STILL HAVE $1200 LEFT ON THEIR CARD. Food stamps are a F**cking failure. Once the government gives a family $1600/month just for having children, nobody in that family will ever work another day in their life.

Handouts destroy motivation, that's the bottom line.

phaz0rz 03-29-2016 06:04 PM

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Bernie isn't the peace-nick he's leading everyone to believe he is. He lobbied fiercely to bring F-35's to his state of vermont, and he's apparently always been a big supporter of the military. Even though there's never any mention of the military or foreign policy in his campaign speeches, haha.

Bernie Sanders Loves This $1 Trillion War Machine - The Daily Beast

rsot 03-29-2016 08:12 PM

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College should be merit-based - based on grades in high school...not just free for all. Ontario is doing something similarly and it's not good for those who are ambitious

dealagreeproceed 03-29-2016 08:15 PM

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schooling blows. so glad I got into the real world early on :typing:

phaz0rz 03-30-2016 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by dealagreeproceed (Post 758548)
schooling blows. so glad I got into the real world early on :typing:


Yeah but basic skills (e.g. grammar) will get you farther in the real world even when you're self-employed, lol.

I have a degree that I've never used to get a job, but I don't regret staying in school. The more you're exposed to the more well-rounded you become..

EWHendo 03-30-2016 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by rsot (Post 758541)
College should be merit-based - based on grades in high school...not just free for all. Ontario is doing something similarly and it's not good for those who are ambitious

That is a terrible idea. It is like the current funding for public schools, where schools that get better standardized test score receive more funding. The squeaky wheel should get the grease. It is absolutely backwards reduce funding for those who need it most and increase funding for those who need it least. This seems like clear evidence that the current government is complicit in the division of the population into super-rich and super-poor.

I truly don't understand how anyone with knowledge of history and government thinks this is a good idea. Ask Louis XIV and the Romanovs how it worked out for them.

I would urge anyone who is against access to education for all people to read up on Thomas Jefferson's views on education. He was truly a brilliant philosopher, and I believe would be horrified by the perversion of the government as it stands.

"I know no safe depositary of the ultimate powers of the society but the people themselves; and if we think them not enlightened enough to exercise their control with a wholesome discretion, the remedy is not to take it from them, but to inform their discretion by education. This is the true corrective of abuses of constitutional power." --Thomas Jefferson

vogeltron 03-30-2016 03:47 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 758541)
College should be merit-based - based on grades in high school...not just free for all. Ontario is doing something similarly and it's not good for those who are ambitious

If people want to waste their own money on college that is fine. None of this government is going to pay for it or give out a bunch of grants and b.s. that just inflate the cost of college.

Once upon a time people went to college to become professionals, doctors, lawyers, etc. Now a college degree gets most people a job as a bartender with 100k in student debt. College is a horrible waste of time and taxpayer money.

99% of what is learned in an undergraduate program can be learned on the internet for free.

I don't even know why employers look at resumes. Every time I have interviewed someone I am simply just trying to figure out how competent they are. Reciting what you memorized out a textbook does not equate to competency.

EWHendo 03-30-2016 04:16 PM

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Also, I am of the opinion that you guys are advocating for a mindset that I find very troublesome about American society. Schooling should not be only about working and making money. I also find it short sighted to think that college should focus on practical job skills. I graduated from one of the top Architecture schools in the nation (Sorry if that seems boastful, however it is the truth. We were ranked #1 the year I graduated. I will freely admit that I was no model student, probably didn't contribute to any increase in the rankings myself, and could have taken a lot more away from the experience than I did). I learned next to nothing about the practical skills that I use on a day to day basis working in an architecture firm. The focus was on design, and challenged me constantly to make decisions, produce results, and be able to justify them under critique. What I did learn (and have realized mostly in retrospect) was how to think critically, how to analyze logically and problem solve creatively and effectively. I was prepared for life as an adult not by memorizing tasks that will make me money, but by gaining a perspective and knowledge base to tackle the things that will I have to, and more importantly, that I want to.

Somehow the idea that if you work hard you will be able to provide for you family has gone far astray, yet people still stick to that credo and believe it holds true. This country is founded on its citizens having the right to the pursuit of happiness. I would contest that the current situation in which people have to work several jobs just to keep their head above water is a failure of the government to provide a basic (and promised) human right to its citizens.

Being educated, and continuing your education throughout your entire life makes you a better person. Being a good person, being happy, and leading a virtuous life are not directly correlated to your economic ability. If maximizing your income is what you WANT to do with your time, and what you enjoy, then more power to you. However, you shouldn't have to dedicate the majority of your time to doing so simply in order to subsist.

You are more than your earning potential. Your bank account balance is not a measure of your worth as a person. You should enjoy learning and growing for the sake of learning and growing. You should demand that government make good on its promise to guarantee your rights.



-EDIT-

I thought that it would be relevant to note that I attended a Public State University

EWHendo 03-30-2016 04:27 PM

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One last question for the afternoon.

If you guys are against governmentally funded college, are you also against governmentally funded grade school? Please explain your stance.

phaz0rz 03-30-2016 04:55 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by EWHendo (Post 758814)

Somehow the idea that if you work hard you will be able to provide for you family has gone far astray, yet people still stick to that credo and believe it holds true. This country is founded on its citizens having the right to the pursuit of happiness. I would contest that the current situation in which people have to work several jobs just to keep their head above water is a failure of the government to provide a basic (and promised) human right to its citizens.

Your many big words have my head hurting badly! :(

People in America today, for the most part, make a half-assed effort at providing for their families and rely on the government for the rest. People would much rather work 20 hours per week so they're eligible for $1500 in EBT + section 8 housing, instead of working multiple part-time jobs or even a single full-time job to get by on their own.

I don't have time to address your entire novel right now, but I'll be back later Mr. Architect.

yankee 03-30-2016 05:58 PM

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IF you have to work two and three jobs to exist, your education failed you. Exactly our point.

yankee 03-30-2016 06:02 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by EWHendo (Post 758814)
Also, I am of the opinion that you guys are advocating for a mindset that I find very troublesome about American society. Schooling should not be only about working and making money. I also find it short sighted to think that college should focus on practical job skills. I graduated from one of the top Architecture schools in the nation (Sorry if that seems boastful, however it is the truth. We were ranked #1 the year I graduated. I will freely admit that I was no model student, probably didn't contribute to any increase in the rankings myself, and could have taken a lot more away from the experience than I did). I learned next to nothing about the practical skills that I use on a day to day basis working in an architecture firm. The focus was on design, and challenged me constantly to make decisions, produce results, and be able to justify them under critique. What I did learn (and have realized mostly in retrospect) was how to think critically, how to analyze logically and problem solve creatively and effectively. I was prepared for life as an adult not by memorizing tasks that will make me money, but by gaining a perspective and knowledge base to tackle the things that will I have to, and more importantly, that I want to.

Somehow the idea that if you work hard you will be able to provide for you family has gone far astray, yet people still stick to that credo and believe it holds true. This country is founded on its citizens having the right to the pursuit of happiness. I would contest that the current situation in which people have to work several jobs just to keep their head above water is a failure of the government to provide a basic (and promised) human right to its citizens.

Being educated, and continuing your education throughout your entire life makes you a better person. Being a good person, being happy, and leading a virtuous life are not directly correlated to your economic ability. If maximizing your income is what you WANT to do with your time, and what you enjoy, then more power to you. However, you shouldn't have to dedicate the majority of your time to doing so simply in order to subsist.

You are more than your earning potential. Your bank account balance is not a measure of your worth as a person. You should enjoy learning and growing for the sake of learning and growing. You should demand that government make good on its promise to guarantee your rights.



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I thought that it would be relevant to note that I attended a Public State University

More than half of what you just stated is a personal philosophy of personal growth through PRIVATE education. That is NOT what the majority of people want. Our welfare recipients wont even make children get on the bus to go to school daily, never mind strive to be a smart and intelligent person.

PEOPLES CHOSE to become to grow. Free school does not do this.

GreenBean 03-30-2016 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by EWHendo (Post 758818)
One last question for the afternoon.

If you guys are against governmentally funded college, are you also against governmentally funded grade school? Please explain your stance.


The topic is the Election Campaign 2016.

Going off topic is detracting from what may well be a pivotal event in World History with the result of the elections.

Consider sticking to that.

=}

MM78 03-30-2016 10:33 PM

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vogeltron 03-31-2016 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by EWHendo (Post 758818)
One last question for the afternoon.

If you guys are against governmentally funded college, are you also against governmentally funded grade school? Please explain your stance.

Yes, one hundred percent against against a government run school system. Its all indoctrination, and the kids are getting dumber and dumber all the time as they water it down.

I guarantee you if you took someone who graduated High School 50-60 years they would score higher on any basic aptitude test than most kids who graduate your generic State College today. Even given the lack of 50-60 years of scientific/technological advancement.

If the Government is going to be involved in should only be through a system a Voucher system where parents are able to use school choice to find the best solution for their children.

Lets face people who want to learn take the time to read actual books out of class and advance themselves. School and college it has simply become looking up answers on the internet. Most people only learn how to drink Beer and take Bong Rips. Its a complete waste.

Especially for K-12 why would anyone allow their kids to be sent to be taught by a bunch of strangers the Government picks for them. In most cases they get zero say over the teachers. Its a complete sham.

vogeltron 03-31-2016 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by MM78 (Post 758903)
Enjoy!

Great video to bad it is done by a bunch of idiots. Video titled guy eats a Chimichanga over a bag of poop?

When I talk about society getting dumber and dumber this is exactly what I mean.

Pass the Vaporizer Bro!

exxomscp 03-31-2016 12:53 PM

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I think people are too emotionally invested in these political candidates to really see what is going on..

There is a truth movement apparent in this election. The more the mainstream media lies and skews, the more it destroys its own credibility; it's just one big control mechanism. This is the same media that "sold" us these fraudulent wars, and now they're trying to repackage and sell us the same old tricks all over again. When they started glorifying the assassination of a political candidate as an actual discussion, including it as a form of "legitimate" protest, that would and should be a red flag to anyone with a mind of their own.

I agree with VOGELTRON on nearly 100% of the posts he's made regarding this topic. Honestly, nobody has said it better.

MM78 03-31-2016 11:04 PM

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vogeltron 04-01-2016 02:19 AM

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Haidukken 04-01-2016 03:53 AM

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Pretty interesting to read your take on school system in Murica, as its totally failing you now.

The problem is... Murica needs to decide on the philosphy of the whole thing, before they start making changes. You need to be able to see the long, not go for a short.
School system will show changes in 100 years time, it literally takes generations for the mentality to shift and people who make decisions today need to take that into account.

The way forward is to have a society that is hard working and intelligent, you can't have a country full of losers that **** and make more losers.

The information is out there and instead of making decisions based on who is behind the name or party, decisions should be made based on facts. Take a look at some of the smaller countries in Scandinavia and see how they do it- Just copy it and wait for it work. Thats literally all you need to do.

Murica thinks they always need to lead the way and innovate, but lately it hasn't really happened, has it? Just take a step back, kill the current system that runs all 300m of you and make changes based on facts and not based on two party system mentality.

RosieTosie 04-01-2016 05:00 AM

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True Haidukken, the thing is there will never be a society full of hardworking and well educated people, there will always be losers breeding losers, all over the planet that is how civilisation flourishes. Not everyone can be functioning impeccably, there needs to be middle and lower ground as well. It is ok to have that, we need to have that set up, so that life goes on, there will be changes of course, but basically things that need to stay more or less the same and just plod on will do exactly that.


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