Posted by Guest (Post 1251850)

I personally don't hate anyone but I am sick and tired of attorney's trying to run this Country. Personally common sense tells me that her salary alone from being a public servent is questionable at best. Not only that, she's been in politics for many years and hasn't made much of a difference so she's had her chance! I did a lot of searching. Soul as well as political and all I know as a life long democrat I will never vote Dem again, not in my lifetime. I am middle of the road and vote my conscience, which is keep the Clinton's out of the WH. She's had her chance to do some good. She blew it

Posted by Guest (Post 1251617)

I didn't call you a "pig" either. What's your beef? I never called Hillary a "pig." I may have called her a felon, a liar, a thief and disloyal, all of which she is. Oh, and I think I may have called her a scumbag, which you may find debatable as it is only my opinion. But, I do not recall every calling Hillary a "pig." I have never observed her eating habits or personal hygiene, so I can't qualify her as being "piggly."

Posted by Guest (Post 1251680)

Again with one of your stupid " Your proof of that" responses.

Tell me, are you too stupid or are you just too lazy to do your own research?

"Five major mental illnesses — depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, schizophrenia and autism — are traceable to the same inherited genetic variations, according to the largest genome-wide study of its kind. These variations account for 17-28 percent of mental illness risk.Aug 19, 2013"

Posted by Guest (Post 1251950)

Your post proves you have all the symptoms.

Posted by Guest (Post 1251949)

Is your wife voting for trump?

Posted by Guest (Post 1251759)

One point at a time.

You don't understand what the cost of an education is, do you?

How much do you think it costs the public to send a student to high school per year?

Posted by Guest (Post 1252589)

I doubt I would receive a response to one point or four points.

The conversation had moved to college education costs, now you wish to not respond to the points I made and change discussion to high school costs...

Simply put: don't buy it if you don't want to spend the money.

Posted by Guest (Post 1252609)

There are a lot of posts---Cut and paste your first point and we will see if I changed the direction of the conversation.

Posted by Guest (Post 1252848)

that is from post #63

Posted by Guest (Post 1248585)

Posted by Guest (Post 1252860)

this post #63

$350 a year tuition and you earned $2.50 an hour. Do you want to go back to that pay scale?

Education is a business, they incur expenses to provide those services. Do you know any professors that wish to take a cut in pay? Do you know any construction companies that want to erect lecture halls and dorm buildings for free? Do you believe the 20 trillion dollar debt we will have when Obamma leaves office is small?

If Bernie had it his way; everyone could go to school for free, forever. Why would a person not pursue a doctrine in basket weaving instead of getting a job, if they get free education? The Greek houses will have to put additions on to accommodate the eternal students...Life long college party scene would be a dream come true for a lot of these lazy no good bums.

This country is going to hell in a handbasket, STOCK UP ON AMMO!


this was my response #64
yes---$350/2.50=140 hours of minimum wage work and your tuition was paid

And how many boomers went to college because it was inexpensive?

Then we got higher paying jobs and that meant the government collects more taxes. That's the motivation for educating the populace. It's win-win.

Our generation agreed to let the government invest less and less in education and we in turn had to help our children pay for college. Now mine are making 6 figures, paying a lot of taxes and treat me very well.

College professors are not that highly paid anymore.

I didn't change the subject. I stuck to education. I explained when the government invests in education the recipients earn more and over a lifetime pay more taxes then the money invested. That's why you send your kids to college and pick high paying careers.