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How much did Israel get over the last 6 years?
I agree with you there, so why not call for better requirements and accountability of how the funds are used? Passing the buck to increase tuition doesn't make sense and won't help the situation at all.Tuitions are already ridiculously high. Do you really think passing the costs into the students is the right call?To fund research projectsWho said anything of the sort? Just curious why Harvard, Yale, etc., need billions of taxpayer $$.
Then up the tuition.
If they were truly research grants for medical, biomedical, etc. I'd have no issues.
I literally just ate one. Chewing on my last bite as I type.How much did Israel get over the last 6 years?
Do you like ham sandwiches?
I got no issues with the flag being anywhere in the US. But it's rather rediculous to require it or strip funding from schools that choose not to fly it.To fund research projectsThe educated are the enemy.
Who said anything of the sort? Just curious why Harvard, Yale, etc., need billions of taxpayer $$.
Federal funds come with compliance requirements. Violently supressing free speech should cause a freeze on funds until universities get their students under control.
If university funds were on the line, you can be sure administrations will crack down on professors instigating or encouraging these riots.
Also, if you don't want the American flag there or American military recruiters, you shouldn't want American taxpayer money either!
How much did Israel get over the last 6 years?
Enough to ensure WE get their military technology rather than them selling it on the open market. Enough to ensure there is at least one democratic ally in that region that would stand with us against those that are trying to eradicate us (since they want to do the same to the Jews).
So I guess since it's congress that appropriates the funds it is on them to budget responsibly and make sure the funds are put to the best possible use. Glad we got that figured outI agree with you there, so why not call for better requirements and accountability of how the funds are used? Passing the buck to increase tuition doesn't make sense and won't help the situation at all.Tuitions are already ridiculously high. Do you really think passing the costs into the students is the right call?To fund research projects
Then up the tuition.
If they were truly research grants for medical, biomedical, etc. I'd have no issues.
Well, if it were exclusively that other nonsense... let the kids eat it. Like I said, the other stuff that could truly benefit mankind, no problem.
Two separate issues. One involving education and the other foreign policy and national security. Both are importantI literally just ate one. Chewing on my last bite as I type.How much did Israel get over the last 6 years?
Do you like ham sandwiches?
Turkey is better than, but who gives a fuck. My point was there are a lot of people complaining about Israel receiving aid but apparently these universities are getting much more
I'll quote a pertinent comment from the article:Ivy League Universities took political sides years ago, time to reciprocate and pull all public money from them.
Study: Ivy League Universities Received $41.59 Billion in Taxpayer Funded Payments and Benefits Over Six Years.
They are funded to do ground breaking research. To cure diseases and synthesize new medications that will replace opioids and end the current opioid crisis by making that entire category of medications unnecessary. They are funded for research that discovers or sometimes resolves public health crises. Their endowments support their staff expenses. Their staffs are composed of tens of thousands of working class Americans just like you and I who support their families and provide them benefits courtesy...
Two separate issues. One involving education and the other foreign policy and national security. Both are importantI literally just ate one. Chewing on my last bite as I type.How much did Israel get over the last 6 years?
Do you like ham sandwiches?
Turkey is better than, but who gives a fuck. My point was there are a lot of people complaining about Israel receiving aid but apparently these universities are getting much more
Makes sense that we would invest more into our countries education and technological development than on foreign aid to one country. Especially considering the facts that education has a direct effect on employment and our economy and we also spend the majority of our money on the military which is in the same league as foreign relations/aid/national security.Two separate issues. One involving education and the other foreign policy and national security. Both are importantI literally just ate one. Chewing on my last bite as I type.How much did Israel get over the last 6 years?
Do you like ham sandwiches?
Turkey is better than, but who gives a fuck. My point was there are a lot of people complaining about Israel receiving aid but apparently these universities are getting much more
It may be two separate issues, but the fact that these universities get so much highlights the fact that the amount of money Israel gets is minuscule compared to the money the US government throws around.
Why did N Korea need US taxpayer funding to purchase nuclear reactors from a company Rumsfeld had once sat on the board of directors of, a mere two years before we placed them on an axis of evil list. Why are we arming and training ISIS and al-Nusra in Syria. Why are we supplying cluster bombs to the Saudis which have a 90% collateral casualty record for their use in Yemen. Why do US taxpayers subsidize war profiteers and ex-US general infested military contractor corporations to the tune of trillions. Why does someone feel an educated population is a threat.The educated are the enemy.
Who said anything of the sort? Just curious why Harvard, Yale, etc., need billions of taxpayer $$.
Yeah, we haven't turned enough kids into debt peons yet.To fund research projectsThe educated are the enemy.
Who said anything of the sort? Just curious why Harvard, Yale, etc., need billions of taxpayer $$.
Then up the tuition.
Enough for all this:How much did Israel get over the last 6 years?
The compliance requirements should all force them into Bob Jones, Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson indoctrination camps.To fund research projectsThe educated are the enemy.
Who said anything of the sort? Just curious why Harvard, Yale, etc., need billions of taxpayer $$.
Federal funds come with compliance requirements. Violently supressing free speech should cause a freeze on funds until universities get their students under control.
If university funds were on the line, you can be sure administrations will crack down on professors instigating or encouraging these riots.
I got no issues with the flag being anywhere in the US. But it's rather rediculous to require it or strip funding from schools that choose not to fly it.To fund research projectsThe educated are the enemy.
Who said anything of the sort? Just curious why Harvard, Yale, etc., need billions of taxpayer $$.
Federal funds come with compliance requirements. Violently supressing free speech should cause a freeze on funds until universities get their students under control.
If university funds were on the line, you can be sure administrations will crack down on professors instigating or encouraging these riots.
Also, if you don't want the American flag there or American military recruiters, you shouldn't want American taxpayer money either!
Tuitions are already ridiculously high. Do you really think passing the costs into the students is the right call?To fund research projectsThe educated are the enemy.
Who said anything of the sort? Just curious why Harvard, Yale, etc., need billions of taxpayer $$.
Then up the tuition.
If they were truly research grants for medical, biomedical, etc. I'd have no issues.
Well yeah, we used to invest in society, take the GI Bill for example, which was basically affirmative action for whites. Turns out we got a lot of societal mileage out of that. But that was then and this is now, we don’t invest in society anymore. We as a society invest in war and empire while the substantial people extract societal wealth.Given that Ivy League graduates make about 250 grand a year on average, and pay plenty of taxes on that income,
the return on a few student aid bucks seems rather good.
