They'll kick them out during basic training if they're too untrainable.

Nor is employment at ANY business.

My father was a dictator in the many business' he owned (over 200,000 employees at one point internationally).

His famous lines -

• "This is not a democracy, if you don't like it the door is over there"
• "I am like Marlin Perkins, I run this Wild Kingdom"
• "Your raise becomes effective when you do"

and a few other odds and ends.

Nice language. You made a statement and I made a statement. If that angers you, then you have an issue with anger control. I bet you get punched a lot.

I do not believe the professor has any clue that the ridiculousness of his/her decision IS what Trump tapped into to get elected.

BTW, I read that he/she made the test optional. I bet they thought that was a good solution to a tough situation :a20:

Awwwwww....

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Normally, in an all volunteer military that would be true. In a conscript military, it is much more than that. They do not coddle the recruits and if they get out of line, they don't get kicked out, they get thrown in the brig and then make up their service time when they finish their punishment. But, it's all just conversation, and not to be taken seriously. America's momma's would never allow their little children to be barked at harshly by big bad DI's.

Thanks for sharing this. Particularly enjoyed your 3rd quote. Sounds like you had a wise father who knew how to get his point across with few words.

Same exact thing happened in November of 1968 when Nixon was elected for the first time .

The students who led this effort spent all day hanging out in the Student Union and playing an unending game of cards . Then suddenly they became " activists " and as soon as they got the midterms and finals eliminated they reopened their card game .

More than 70% of Villagers voted for trump, which of your neighbors are you calling an idiot?

Please be specific abogado.

At 6'5'', 210 lbs. - not often - wimp.:D

It was closer to 80% of the deplorables

I am 77 years old and can relate to what you are saying and your father's maxims.

HOWEVER, I long ago realized this is NOT my fathers world or your father's world.

Young people do not grow up the same. There is no draft, the family unit is becoming extinct, the sexes have become blurred.....all this means that young people are not growing up in OUR world, and thus do not see things the same way at all.

If you recall how just seeing Elvis swing his hips would destroy us...how a movie that simply mentioned pregnancy of a single woman was taboo...how being pregnant and being single was simply a tragedy.

So many things and then add in the internet, which is, in my opinion is huge in many of our differences and problems, have changed.

Lets face it folks......you cannot go back..you can try but I assure you...comparing today with our youth is a total and complete lost cause and will just frustrate you.

Read somewhere or heard it in analyzing this election as an attempt for NOSTALGIA. Well, you cannot go back...you cannot ever again have those steel mills pumping smoke into the air...you will never again see those coal mining communities and company stores. It is just not going to ever happen and if you supported Trump for "nostalgia" then you will be disappointed.

For me, the world has shrunk so small that we better recognize our friends, AND our enemies, which for me is my biggest concern right now.

We are NOT going back in time....the young folks are not going to change....like we tried to tell our parents and grandparents..you better get used to it...time marches onl

Not often enough, I'm sure. Have you been a Rocky Mountain Canary all your life, or only since you learned how to operate a computer with two fingers?

That's pretty funny...for an IDIOT!:wave:

Every day I am more like my grandfather - beaching about "kids" these days and becoming more and more disillusioned with society.