I absolutely believe we should do that. We should also seize and land, especially land near our military sites.
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Ya, better to give another 700 million to Ukraine, and screw the unions.
Fuck Ukraine
First, labor unions are essentially a socialist/communist concept, and by definition anti-American, just like the democrat party they fund with over 95 percent of all union dues going to the dem party. Unions should be outlawed for any jobs and work that involves taxpayer money. PERIOD.
Tried to remove this post, was a little to dramatic and wordy, respectfully disagree with American unions being socialist/communist they created a much needed solidarity within the workforce to gain everything. Don't let terminology of union allow for a bias or prejudice, this is a generic term that evolved to encompass all organized labor. There is a disconnect when everything made in CHINA with slave labor retails here for a union wage. Working class America is struggling we do not receive financial "bailouts" like the elites when they fail.
Viewing your first paragraph in light of 32 Trillion (or is it more now?) national debt should open some eyes...but it wont.
Ive had really good luck with Pilot Freight.
It's like swiping the AmEx for a fancy $7 Starbucks fuckachino when you're already in the hole for $3.2MM, a minuscule blip of impact in your total debt, but it's completely the story of how you got there.
An article I read said they paid back $235M, and paid $54M in interest. REmainder was due Sept '24.
That is the real story on the college student debt fiasco - not just tuition but the fancy dorms/apartments, fancy meals, fancy coffee added up!
From bits and pieces I've read around the net, that sounds like a big part of it.
Very true, but the bulk of it is borrowers having no incentive to pay it off quickly. Their so-called income driven repayment plans incentivize carrying the debt for decades, just like paying the minimum due on a credit card, and it will NEVER get paid off because borrowers aren't forced to make sensible payments with the goal of debt elimination. If borrowers were obligated to the ten year repayment plan, they would actually have the motivation and requirement to eliminate the debt in ten years versus carrying it on for life.
It seems like tuition went full retard once they started goverment backed loans that people could never default on. Provided all the means necessary to jack up those tuition rates.
Yes, the Guaranteed Student Loan is probably the number one cause of tuition rate increases.
That and all the bloated administration, high paying title 9 jobs etc.
US company’s don’t give a shit about US consumers with all their woke bullshit amongst other things so why the fuck should I care about US companies. Don’t get me wrong if I can find a US made product that does what I want for reasonable money I will choose it over a foreign made product. Take Holosun for example they are kicking ass and taking names in the pistol RDS sight department. No current US made product even comes close at the price point they are. So guess what I will buy Holosun all day long until a US made product comes along that has what I want.
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Science and sports departments with big budgets drive up tuition.
A few million for a good science lab, or a new stadium.
Computer labs don't use IBM desktops for CGI graphics classes.
Some majors should be really cheap, but I guess overall cost to operate a top notch university is shared.
Maybe financial classes are using real money?
Wealth re-distributionWell CSU Sac has approx 30k students paying approx 8k a year in tuition.
55% of their budget is state funded (non tuition).
So they are theoretically running on 600mil dollars a year
Even if it's half that much there still have to be a lot of administration and bullshit costs that could go bye-bye to lower tuition fees.
Also they received about 3bil in "free money" for the whole CSU system (all CSU colleges) either last year or this year.
In case you haven't been up on current events lately.....we have cheerleading teams that are more intimidating than our current military.
Ha Ha I don't even know where to begin on most of your reply you draw some pretty outrageous conclusions, but I will comment on this....
Research Science labs pay for themselves via grant funding (either public, private, or both) Universities compete with each other to recruit faculty because the grants are tied to the researcher and not to the university. When a faculty member pulls down a grant to support his/her research (which pays for all of the instrumentation, consumables, and salaries for the faculty member, lab admin staff, grad students, post docs, and research assistants), the university is granted with an (usually) equal amount of funding for lights, water, support staff, etc. A prolificly publishing researcher with an active grant is a golden goose for the university. Those researchers who fail to obtain/renew their research grants live tenuous lives as they cost the University money. This condition is usually not allowed to continue for more than 1 or 2 Grant cycles. Publish or perish is a real thing.Science and sports departments with big budgets drive up tuition.
A few million for a good science lab, or a new stadium.
Computer labs don't use IBM desktops for CGI graphics classes.
Some majors should be really cheap, but I guess overall cost to operate a top notch university is shared.
Maybe financial classes are using real money?
