Posted on 04/11/2016 1:03:32 PM PDT by pabianice
And why isn’t THAT guy living/working in his home country? Maybe because his home country is a sh!thole and he would be having the bejeezus taxed out of him if he was there.
They want free not freedom. They don’t realize they will be enslaved later to pay for it.
This is like a scene from the movie Idiocracy.
Dr. Lexus: Don’t worry scro’! There are plenty of ‘tards out there living really kick ass lives. My first wife was ‘tarded. She’s a pilot now.
Most would be overpaid at that.
I was just going to post the same thing... WTH?
Blasphemy!!
I think everything should be free and I should be able to have as much as I want!! where do I sign up for this utopian splendor?
The problem is the enormous expense. Loan shelters should be in place for college tuition. Limits on tuition amounts, loan interest, etc. These same universities take federal money to enforce sensitivity crap, the can rein in their rates. They can cut out useless, frivolous classes. They can downsize to STEM. They can stop restricting male sports, and charge admittance for crowds - people don’t watch female sports nearly as much.
But the last people on earth who should be asked about fiscal balancing are snowflakes.
You will not be able to pay for today’s engineering programs with anything but a loan. You haven’t kept up with the cost of an undergrad degree in engineering. It starts at $9000 per year just for tuition.
If you try to work while going to school, your grades will go down.
The schools are flooded with foreign students who don’t have to work. So, if you’re trying to work, you will be at a competitive disadvantage to the foreigners.
There are too many of you on this thread with no knowledge of what’s actually happening in our engineering schools and tech companies.
Fortunately, America is still producing a sufficiency of young men who are not 'little snowflakes'. The snowflakes probably wouldn't even make it past the front door of the "Armed Forces Career Center".
Actually, he got it for free, here.
And that is the argument that makes the most sense.
And ham trees should be free. I want a free ham tree in my back yard RIGHT NOW. Don’t bother me with that “ham trees don’t exist” crap. You’re just trying to oppress me and deprive me of ham! I have a right to free ham!!!!
You say that as if all grads are stupid.
The fact is, the majority of the grads are working and steadily paying off the debt. The debt and easy money parts are true, but the snowflake garbage is garbage. You hear only the few who are whining about it.
What I learned in my college economics class is, if anything of value is made to be free it will have to be rationed.
So, if you can pass the wicked entrance requirements you get free college. This is how it works in other countries, but the Dems leave that part out.
“And what is the acceptance rate in his country? In other countries, if you do not have what it takes to achieve (IQ plus evidence of studying hard) you do not get in. “
Many colleges here have no or low entrance requirements; however, they also have high failure rates.
Nothing is more expensive than ‘free’ things
Because his home country couldn't give him gainful employment, so he had to undercut the wage structure in this evil capitalist country by undercutting wages on an H1B program.
When I worked in Japan (1988-2002) as their equivalent as an H1B employee, the companies had to pay us a PREMIUM over the locals as a condition for the visa. Imagine that! Fewer foreign workers but happier ones who didn't resent the natives and, instead, appreciated the opportunity.
Further, I actually raised the wage level on my Japanese counterparts by earning that wage premium, encouraging more of them to go into similar work and forcing me to get better every year so I could justify that premium pay.
Free ham sandwiches for all! And free beer!
But only if, after you graduate and get that great job, your work is free of charge as well.
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