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To: simpson96

“The pervasive mentality in scoiety thses days that ALL kids should go to college is not only unsustainable, it is foolish.”

They want them in indoctrination centers as long as possible and in as much debt as possible. One reason why they always talk down trade and technical schools. No indoctrination.

But the Government did bail out the banks to the tune of trillions after the great recession, rewarded them for poor decisions.

They also helped bail out homeowners who were underwater. I knew a rich kid at work who was recently married and way overpaid for a condo. He got plenty of help from the Government.


42 posted on 11/25/2022 1:38:19 PM PST by desertfreedom765
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To: desertfreedom765
“The pervasive mentality in society these days that ALL kids should go to college is not only unsustainable, it is foolish.”

Agreed. After the Marine Corps gave me $8,100 (in VEAP money) back in 1985, I decided on a 10-month technical school in Electronics and Computer Repair vs the 4-year college path.

The result was that a few years later, I was making well more than the typical college graduate with a four year degree. All with zero debt.

I also consider myself better educated than the typical college graduate as I remain an avid reader over a period of decades. My home is full of history books, the classics and other great literature.

College is probably necessary if you want to be a doctor, lawyer or engineer. Otherwise, plunge yourself into your chosen field by getting on the job experience and you will have plenty of time to educate yourself on your own terms without the brainwashing.

47 posted on 11/25/2022 1:46:35 PM PST by SamAdams76 (4,650,626 | Truth Social | 87,755,089 | Twitter | Trump Followers)
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