You mean your unalienable right to something you want but don't wish to pay for yourself
Well that is true
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You mean your unalienable right to something you want but don't wish to pay for yourself
Well that is true
KingSobieski
Veteran XX
its in the nation's interest to keep workers healthy and therefore productive.
less worry about how to get your kid's broken arm fixed without filing for bankruptcy and more focus on the job
need a better educated workforce across the board.
Germans give free trade school to 10th graders if they aren't cut out for college. why can't we do this
less worry about how to get your kid's broken arm fixed without filing for bankruptcy and more focus on the job
need a better educated workforce across the board.
Germans give free trade school to 10th graders if they aren't cut out for college. why can't we do this
Universal healthcare would also mean that when switching employers the employers have to compete more on salary and less on the level of healthcare that's provided as a benefit. It also means employers no longer have to maintain that benefit.
KingSobieski
Veteran XX
ya, sign me up.
to me, Sanders presents a ticket to increased focus on domestic policy and improving the well being of americans at large instead of blowing cash on a war on terror thats just as retarded as a war on drugs
to me, Sanders presents a ticket to increased focus on domestic policy and improving the well being of americans at large instead of blowing cash on a war on terror thats just as retarded as a war on drugs
Did your elementary and high school teachers volunteer their services? No? Then what makes you think giving every American a college education suddenly means professors and colleges are doing it for free?
We could halve the budget for the Defense Department once every four years and use that half to forgive student loans. Do it twice and the $1.2 trillion debt Americans currently owe is gone.
Pretty sure the $5k/year I pay on property tax, most of which goes towards public education, doesn't grow on a fucking tree.
Why do you think changing the source of tuition would have any effect on the salary of professors?
property taxes go to elementary and secondary schools.
I'm going to fuck off now, but when this event starts to come to an end, and your self-confidence as a conservative has returned. .so shall I.
hmm
I know that, and he knows that. That still doesn't answer my question.
Why does he think if government paid tuition instead of students and parents taking out loans that we'd stop paying people working in higher education?
So you do not know / understand Property Rights. Ok, admission is the first step. It's not complicated; see below.
No wonder you're a flaming progressive. The concept of private ownership is alien to you.
Perhaps you can glean it from this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
[clue: Locke]
Yes it does.
Class is back in session. I gave you the clue, now do your research. Giving you the answer isnt teaching you.