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I just read the Atlanta Occutard list of demands. What it amounts to is a Marxist wish list.
First off is a demand for student loan relief. What a joke!
I paid for mine, my kids pay theirs off. Why is it my responsibility to pay off a 100K loan that an Occutard took out for a degree in primitive cultures?
I thought for sure I had read that the average Student Loan was somewhere around $26,000. Hell, nearly any decent new car will cost you more than that.......
Ollie, the biggest problem we have now are the private off the wall on line colleges. VA and other government benefits allows payment to them. Phoenix University is one of the worst. Government pays 40K to these crooks that a vet could get the same degree at their local community college for 4K.
Something has to be done but these on line companies have Republicans and Democrats in their back pockets on the hill.
And they have NO loans on these. Add in the loans and you have over 1 trillion now in college loans.
the average loan is about 25K but that takes into account ALL students. Average loan amongst graduates with a loan is over 45K.
Mine have 25K and 14K and my daughter has an acting career to pay for hers.
I thought for sure I had read that the average Student Loan was somewhere around $26,000. Hell, nearly any decent new car will cost you more than that.......
Ollie, the biggest problem we have now are the private off the wall on line colleges. VA and other government benefits allows payment to them. Phoenix University is one of the worst. Government pays 40K to these crooks that a vet could get the same degree at their local community college for 4K.
Something has to be done but these on line companies have Republicans and Democrats in their back pockets on the hill.
And they have NO loans on these. Add in the loans and you have over 1 trillion now in college loans.
the average loan is about 25K but that takes into account ALL students. Average loan amongst graduates with a loan is over 45K.
Mine have 25K and 14K and my daughter has an acting career to pay for hers.
My daughter spent 7 years getting her nursing degree working full time and going to school weekends and nights. She has so far refused any help and will not discuss if she even has any student loans. She tells her Mother and I to "Don't worry about it, we're doing fine." And she does drive a new car and has a better house than we do.... While raising 2 teenagers now......
I just read the Atlanta Occutard list of demands. What it amounts to is a Marxist wish list.
First off is a demand for student loan relief. What a joke!
I paid for mine, my kids pay theirs off. Why is it my responsibility to pay off a 100K loan that an Occutard took out for a degree in primitive cultures?
I just read the Atlanta Occutard list of demands. What it amounts to is a Marxist wish list.
First off is a demand for student loan relief. What a joke!
I paid for mine, my kids pay theirs off. Why is it my responsibility to pay off a 100K loan that an Occutard took out for a degree in primitive cultures?
Why do you think Democrats had the government take over student loans?
To buy votes down the road....................
Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?I thought for sure I had read that the average Student Loan was somewhere around $26,000. Hell, nearly any decent new car will cost you more than that.......
Ollie, the biggest problem we have now are the private off the wall on line colleges. VA and other government benefits allows payment to them. Phoenix University is one of the worst. Government pays 40K to these crooks that a vet could get the same degree at their local community college for 4K.
Something has to be done but these on line companies have Republicans and Democrats in their back pockets on the hill.
And they have NO loans on these. Add in the loans and you have over 1 trillion now in college loans.
the average loan is about 25K but that takes into account ALL students. Average loan amongst graduates with a loan is over 45K.
Mine have 25K and 14K and my daughter has an acting career to pay for hers.
My daughter spent 7 years getting her nursing degree working full time and going to school weekends and nights. She has so far refused any help and will not discuss if she even has any student loans. She tells her Mother and I to "Don't worry about it, we're doing fine." And she does drive a new car and has a better house than we do.... While raising 2 teenagers now......
Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?Ollie, the biggest problem we have now are the private off the wall on line colleges. VA and other government benefits allows payment to them. Phoenix University is one of the worst. Government pays 40K to these crooks that a vet could get the same degree at their local community college for 4K.
Something has to be done but these on line companies have Republicans and Democrats in their back pockets on the hill.
And they have NO loans on these. Add in the loans and you have over 1 trillion now in college loans.
the average loan is about 25K but that takes into account ALL students. Average loan amongst graduates with a loan is over 45K.
Mine have 25K and 14K and my daughter has an acting career to pay for hers.
My daughter spent 7 years getting her nursing degree working full time and going to school weekends and nights. She has so far refused any help and will not discuss if she even has any student loans. She tells her Mother and I to "Don't worry about it, we're doing fine." And she does drive a new car and has a better house than we do.... While raising 2 teenagers now......
This country is rich enough to pay for the higher education of all its citizens who qualify.
Free education is part of a dividend paid for by the collective heritage of all the "knowledge, technique and processes that have been handed down to us incrementally from the origins of civilization."
For the last 500 years, capital has claimed the dividend on our collective inheritance in the same way it claims the ownership of the goods produced by the labor of those like your daughter.
Economists ranging from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to Karl Marx have claimed labor creates all value; that value could just as easily subsidize free higher education for the 99% instead of conspicuous consumption for the 1%.
Social Credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?Ollie, the biggest problem we have now are the private off the wall on line colleges. VA and other government benefits allows payment to them. Phoenix University is one of the worst. Government pays 40K to these crooks that a vet could get the same degree at their local community college for 4K.
Something has to be done but these on line companies have Republicans and Democrats in their back pockets on the hill.
And they have NO loans on these. Add in the loans and you have over 1 trillion now in college loans.
the average loan is about 25K but that takes into account ALL students. Average loan amongst graduates with a loan is over 45K.
Mine have 25K and 14K and my daughter has an acting career to pay for hers.
My daughter spent 7 years getting her nursing degree working full time and going to school weekends and nights. She has so far refused any help and will not discuss if she even has any student loans. She tells her Mother and I to "Don't worry about it, we're doing fine." And she does drive a new car and has a better house than we do.... While raising 2 teenagers now......
This country is rich enough to pay for the higher education of all its citizens who qualify.
Free education is part of a dividend paid for by the collective heritage of all the "knowledge, technique and processes that have been handed down to us incrementally from the origins of civilization."
For the last 500 years, capital has claimed the dividend on our collective inheritance in the same way it claims the ownership of the goods produced by the labor of those like your daughter.
Economists ranging from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to Karl Marx have claimed labor creates all value; that value could just as easily subsidize free higher education for the 99% instead of conspicuous consumption for the 1%.
Social Credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In the world where Occupy had never happened, Republicans would've held these tax cuts hostage without suffering any ill repercussions. Why would they? The chattering class and Beltway media would be droning on endlessly about deficits and other things that didn't matter.
In this world, Occupy has thrust income inequality to the forefront of the political debate -- so much so that typically immovable Republicans are afraid to feed that narrative.
In other words, a ragtag bunch of hippies with supposedly no demands have done what Democrats have never been able to do -- get Republicans to cry "uncle".
Those who demand free access to anyone else's labor, property or skill endorses slavery.Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?My daughter spent 7 years getting her nursing degree working full time and going to school weekends and nights. She has so far refused any help and will not discuss if she even has any student loans. She tells her Mother and I to "Don't worry about it, we're doing fine." And she does drive a new car and has a better house than we do.... While raising 2 teenagers now......
This country is rich enough to pay for the higher education of all its citizens who qualify.
Free education is part of a dividend paid for by the collective heritage of all the "knowledge, technique and processes that have been handed down to us incrementally from the origins of civilization."
For the last 500 years, capital has claimed the dividend on our collective inheritance in the same way it claims the ownership of the goods produced by the labor of those like your daughter.
Economists ranging from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to Karl Marx have claimed labor creates all value; that value could just as easily subsidize free higher education for the 99% instead of conspicuous consumption for the 1%.
Social Credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"this country" would be you and I.
"free education" nothing is free.
If you are willing to pony up an extra 10K a year to pay for the education of others then by all means do so.
I pay for my own kids and never expect anything for "free".
Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?Ollie, the biggest problem we have now are the private off the wall on line colleges. VA and other government benefits allows payment to them. Phoenix University is one of the worst. Government pays 40K to these crooks that a vet could get the same degree at their local community college for 4K.
Something has to be done but these on line companies have Republicans and Democrats in their back pockets on the hill.
And they have NO loans on these. Add in the loans and you have over 1 trillion now in college loans.
the average loan is about 25K but that takes into account ALL students. Average loan amongst graduates with a loan is over 45K.
Mine have 25K and 14K and my daughter has an acting career to pay for hers.
My daughter spent 7 years getting her nursing degree working full time and going to school weekends and nights. She has so far refused any help and will not discuss if she even has any student loans. She tells her Mother and I to "Don't worry about it, we're doing fine." And she does drive a new car and has a better house than we do.... While raising 2 teenagers now......
This country is rich enough to pay for the higher education of all its citizens who qualify.
Free education is part of a dividend paid for by the collective heritage of all the "knowledge, technique and processes that have been handed down to us incrementally from the origins of civilization."
For the last 500 years, capital has claimed the dividend on our collective inheritance in the same way it claims the ownership of the goods produced by the labor of those like your daughter.
Economists ranging from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to Karl Marx have claimed labor creates all value; that value could just as easily subsidize free higher education for the 99% instead of conspicuous consumption for the 1%.
Social Credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
From one of the websites cons love to hate:
In the world where Occupy had never happened, Republicans would've held these tax cuts hostage without suffering any ill repercussions. Why would they? The chattering class and Beltway media would be droning on endlessly about deficits and other things that didn't matter.
In this world, Occupy has thrust income inequality to the forefront of the political debate -- so much so that typically immovable Republicans are afraid to feed that narrative.
In other words, a ragtag bunch of hippies with supposedly no demands have done what Democrats have never been able to do -- get Republicans to cry "uncle".
So true...suck it, cons.
Daily Kos: Occupy scores victory against Republicans
This country has never been richer.Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?My daughter spent 7 years getting her nursing degree working full time and going to school weekends and nights. She has so far refused any help and will not discuss if she even has any student loans. She tells her Mother and I to "Don't worry about it, we're doing fine." And she does drive a new car and has a better house than we do.... While raising 2 teenagers now......
This country is rich enough to pay for the higher education of all its citizens who qualify.
Free education is part of a dividend paid for by the collective heritage of all the "knowledge, technique and processes that have been handed down to us incrementally from the origins of civilization."
For the last 500 years, capital has claimed the dividend on our collective inheritance in the same way it claims the ownership of the goods produced by the labor of those like your daughter.
Economists ranging from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to Karl Marx have claimed labor creates all value; that value could just as easily subsidize free higher education for the 99% instead of conspicuous consumption for the 1%.
Social Credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"this country" would be you and I.
"free education" nothing is free.
If you are willing to pony up an extra 10K a year to pay for the education of others then by all means do so.
I pay for my own kids and never expect anything for "free".
This country has never been richer.Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?
This country is rich enough to pay for the higher education of all its citizens who qualify.
Free education is part of a dividend paid for by the collective heritage of all the "knowledge, technique and processes that have been handed down to us incrementally from the origins of civilization."
For the last 500 years, capital has claimed the dividend on our collective inheritance in the same way it claims the ownership of the goods produced by the labor of those like your daughter.
Economists ranging from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to Karl Marx have claimed labor creates all value; that value could just as easily subsidize free higher education for the 99% instead of conspicuous consumption for the 1%.
Social Credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"this country" would be you and I.
"free education" nothing is free.
If you are willing to pony up an extra 10K a year to pay for the education of others then by all means do so.
I pay for my own kids and never expect anything for "free".
"And no one calculated until now that banks reaped an estimated $13 billion of income by taking advantage of the Feds below-market rates, Bloomberg Markets magazine reports in its January issue."
Secret Fed Loans Gave Banks $13 Billion Undisclosed to Congress - Bloomberg
$12.8 trillion lent, spent or guaranteed so far bailing out those who caused the Great Recession.
The richest 400 Americans (neither you nor I) have more wealth than the bottom 50% of Americans.
The money to pay for universal education and healthcare is already here.
The 1% think it belongs to them.
It doesn't.
It is part of the common cultural inheritance of humanity.
This country has never been richer."this country" would be you and I.
"free education" nothing is free.
If you are willing to pony up an extra 10K a year to pay for the education of others then by all means do so.
I pay for my own kids and never expect anything for "free".
"And no one calculated until now that banks reaped an estimated $13 billion of income by taking advantage of the Feds below-market rates, Bloomberg Markets magazine reports in its January issue."
Secret Fed Loans Gave Banks $13 Billion Undisclosed to Congress - Bloomberg
$12.8 trillion lent, spent or guaranteed so far bailing out those who caused the Great Recession.
The richest 400 Americans (neither you nor I) have more wealth than the bottom 50% of Americans.
The money to pay for universal education and healthcare is already here.
The 1% think it belongs to them.
It doesn't.
It is part of the common cultural inheritance of humanity.
Then pony up your $$$ and educate a few kids on your street. Have at it.
I have about 100K in educating my own. Not my responsibility to do anything more.
This country has never been richer.Can you wrap your mind around the concept of cultural inheritance?
This country is rich enough to pay for the higher education of all its citizens who qualify.
Free education is part of a dividend paid for by the collective heritage of all the "knowledge, technique and processes that have been handed down to us incrementally from the origins of civilization."
For the last 500 years, capital has claimed the dividend on our collective inheritance in the same way it claims the ownership of the goods produced by the labor of those like your daughter.
Economists ranging from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to Karl Marx have claimed labor creates all value; that value could just as easily subsidize free higher education for the 99% instead of conspicuous consumption for the 1%.
Social Credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"this country" would be you and I.
"free education" nothing is free.
If you are willing to pony up an extra 10K a year to pay for the education of others then by all means do so.
I pay for my own kids and never expect anything for "free".
"And no one calculated until now that banks reaped an estimated $13 billion of income by taking advantage of the Feds below-market rates, Bloomberg Markets magazine reports in its January issue."
Secret Fed Loans Gave Banks $13 Billion Undisclosed to Congress - Bloomberg
$12.8 trillion lent, spent or guaranteed so far bailing out those who caused the Great Recession.
The richest 400 Americans (neither you nor I) have more wealth than the bottom 50% of Americans.
The money to pay for universal education and healthcare is already here.
The 1% think it belongs to them.
It doesn't.
It is part of the common cultural inheritance of humanity.
From one of the websites cons love to hate:
In the world where Occupy had never happened, Republicans would've held these tax cuts hostage without suffering any ill repercussions. Why would they? The chattering class and Beltway media would be droning on endlessly about deficits and other things that didn't matter.
In this world, Occupy has thrust income inequality to the forefront of the political debate -- so much so that typically immovable Republicans are afraid to feed that narrative.
In other words, a ragtag bunch of hippies with supposedly no demands have done what Democrats have never been able to do -- get Republicans to cry "uncle".
So true...suck it, cons.
Daily Kos: Occupy scores victory against Republicans
Dream on Dirt-bag.
If your idea of sticking it to The Man is abusing yourXXXXXand I catch you doing it I'll shove my foot so far up your ass you'll be tasting Kiwi for a month.
From one of the websites cons love to hate:
So true...suck it, cons.
Daily Kos: Occupy scores victory against Republicans
Dream on Dirt-bag.
If your idea of sticking it to The Man is abusing yourXXXXXand I catch you doing it I'll shove my foot so far up your ass you'll be tasting Kiwi for a month.
Suck on this, too:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/30/u...ls-even-in-strongholds-survey-finds.html?_r=1
