Trouble is, Billy, part of being ignorant is not knowing that you're ignorant.
#NotJustBusinessMajors
Bagster
It might be time for college business students who were taught “Obamanomics” and are failing in the workplace/business to sue their universities and professors for “failure to educate”.
Socialism works every where it is tried, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, ....
If Colleges and Universities are held Responsible and Accountable for the “Academic Freedom” they so cherish and defend/demand in the “Marketplace of Ideas (where conservative thought goes to die on most campuses)” then let them pay the price of stupidity.
Students use discernment and choose wisely! They must have YOUR DOLLARS, you DON’T HAVE TO TAKE IT ANYMORE! Time to protest for ‘Student Rights’!
WWG1WGA!
Trouble is, Billy, part of being ignorant is not knowing that you're ignorant.
#NotJustBusinessMajors
Bagster
The trouble is, Billy, that socialism DOES work everywhere it 's tried.
It creates a socialist state, and everything that goes along with it. Slavery, permanent class status, drudgery, and hatred.
For socialism to "work" as most people use the term "work", socialism would have to create a world that results in the opposite of everything socialism stands for, and that wouldn't make much sense, would it?
Why not just skip all the BS and try liberty, individual rights, and that thing our founding fathers set up.
I refuse to use that Karl Marx invented word, "capitalism" because using that word is part of the problem. That commie was a slick one.
Seriously, dirty hippies. Get real.
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#PhilosopherMode
Bagster
Business departments are usually not the place of indoctrination. More likely social sciences; history, psychology, social work, etc. I am not sure where economics majors fit but there too. And sadly, Bible departments in too many self described Christian colleges. All the basics required give these profs a shot at every student. That is the problem. They should be financially made to trim their brainwashing fluff. My kids took basics as much as possible at junior colleges or online to transfer. Best thing. History can be wonderful but these days I don’t trust the tenured profs at all.