This is 100% wrong. Unless you are extremely poor, you DO pay all the tuition - at least, my sister's kids did. Unbelievable. (AND they got fluffy degrees, woohoo).
Plus many tech companies that hit it big and whose CEOs are "tech leaders" started the company themselves. So...what do you do? Force women to star t their own tech companies?
I don't see how it's 'better than nothing' for this very reason - it's 'fake encyclopedia' in many ways, just like 'fake news.'
Now if you could link to something that was, perhaps a bit more objective, but...
You're presuming that humans are not inherently lazy, which we are.
And I've never particularly noticed that socialists were more tolerant than anyone else - nay, one might even say they are less so. Witness the USSR. (And don't talk to me about how they all got along - may be they did after Stalin's genocide). Or the cultural revolution in China.
And, um, being a person who lives extremely rural I have less concern about strangers here than you do in a dark street at 2pm in (say) New York City. So your theory is bogus in two ways.
And the flip side of this is, there's little to no incentive for colleges and universities to try and contain costs. Indeed, it's the other way around; dorms that are as fancy as 3-5 star hotels, incredibly lovely college campuses - this is great, in theory, but it has to be paid for.
Me? I went to a 'meh' environment state school, didn't pay a lot for it, and worked my way through > half my education. Again, nothing in life is free; I could have spent 4 years in school and had tens of thousands in debt, or 9 years in school while getting work experience andhave almost no debt.
And if you compare it to road fatalities, it's... wow. Yet people keep driving their assault cars daily! And they do it whilst surfing the web, drinking a coffee, shaving/putting on make up, etc.
Incredible.
The socialist world has had their failures too - Chernobyl for one. Another destroyed town in (the Urals?) in the former USSR, that was completely contaminated. Escapes of bacteriological weaponized anthrax that killed many. Etc.
Indeed, the bell system was broken up many times; AT&T had to divest Bell Canada. Western Electric stopped doing things like sound for movies. They stopped making consume electronics.
The latest is of course the 1/1/84 breakup of the former Bell System.
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This is 100% wrong. Unless you are extremely poor, you DO pay all the tuition - at least, my sister's kids did. Unbelievable. (AND they got fluffy degrees, woohoo).
This. Plus, couple it with students who want five star amenities on campus like a country club.
Don't forget the Clinton method.
Plus many tech companies that hit it big and whose CEOs are "tech leaders" started the company themselves. So...what do you do? Force women to star t their own tech companies?
Other nations that are today being called socialists are 'mixed economies'
I don't see how it's 'better than nothing' for this very reason - it's 'fake encyclopedia' in many ways, just like 'fake news.' Now if you could link to something that was, perhaps a bit more objective, but...
And they don't play foosball all day.
You're presuming that humans are not inherently lazy, which we are. And I've never particularly noticed that socialists were more tolerant than anyone else - nay, one might even say they are less so. Witness the USSR. (And don't talk to me about how they all got along - may be they did after Stalin's genocide). Or the cultural revolution in China. And, um, being a person who lives extremely rural I have less concern about strangers here than you do in a dark street at 2pm in (say) New York City. So your theory is bogus in two ways.
Failure s*cks no matter what. But *shrug* it is what it is. Mitt Romney - he can go away as far as I"m concerned.
I dont' see the US as significantly more divided than any other advanced country, except, perhaps, Japan - though even Japan has a HUGE underclass.
After, of course, a major war that kills 3 billion people -- the last one killed not nearly that much but there's a lot more people now.
Not to mention the fact that leftists only seem to give a rip about if you have the "right" degree and the "right" opinions and the "right" friends.
Yeah we can see how well that worked, yes?
Of course.
And the flip side of this is, there's little to no incentive for colleges and universities to try and contain costs. Indeed, it's the other way around; dorms that are as fancy as 3-5 star hotels, incredibly lovely college campuses - this is great, in theory, but it has to be paid for. Me? I went to a 'meh' environment state school, didn't pay a lot for it, and worked my way through > half my education. Again, nothing in life is free; I could have spent 4 years in school and had tens of thousands in debt, or 9 years in school while getting work experience andhave almost no debt.
Last I noted this described every nation on earth, yes?
That's interesting, I know many, many conservatives in high tech roles. Clearly it would benefit you to leave the San Jose bubble.
And if you compare it to road fatalities, it's ... wow. Yet people keep driving their assault cars daily! And they do it whilst surfing the web, drinking a coffee, shaving/putting on make up, etc.
Incredible.
That's a good question as typically it's libs who can't stand having failures.
There's an easy to to stop having personal debt - stop overspending!
The socialist world has had their failures too - Chernobyl for one. Another destroyed town in (the Urals?) in the former USSR, that was completely contaminated. Escapes of bacteriological weaponized anthrax that killed many. Etc.
The problem with this is you have to go to the second derivative, which most people won't do: Make sure your two vendors do not share infrastructure.
Hear, hear! I'm always amazed at the anti-monopolists who think that ever increasing government powers are wonderful. What?
Indeed, the bell system was broken up many times; AT&T had to divest Bell Canada. Western Electric stopped doing things like sound for movies. They stopped making consume electronics. The latest is of course the 1/1/84 breakup of the former Bell System.
No , that's "Save the Children" (a great charity ) but all I can think of is Sally Struthers saying "For less than the price of cup of coffee..."