Home schooling...
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I get what you are saying but I think it is fair to say that people become doctors for the money AND to help others.
I do think it is for the money/title/prestige first BUT it doesn't mean they are bad people and don't want to help others.
If you had found the time to read my post you would have seen that I was making the same point. A person doesn't choose to forego a lucrative career in an other area, while simultaneously piling up a mountain of debt, if their only concern is making money.
I was just offering a different perspective to your initial messaging.
Oh fvcking barf. So sick of that stupid ****. Why not just name it what it is...professional victimhood teacher.
Awww dude you're ruining the comfy little echo chamber in here. They had a cute little truce and everything. Stop it.
Sorry. I should have stated that my comment was in no way political. I don't want to harsh the vibe in here.
Yeah, that kid needs to be executed. It is on video, it is clear what happened, there is no need for discovery and a trial. Just a sentencing.
Sadly, this is pretty normal and for the most part it always has been. The "bystander effect" has been studied over and over and for the most part, the bigger the crowd the less likely anyone is to help out.
Of course, in this case...his friend is clearly filming on purpose not just randomly....because he is also an *******.
Not sure what this has to do with this thread, but fantastic job by the bus driver.
Reasonable take. Personally I believe WAY too many kids go to liberal arts colleges who would be much better off attending a trade school.
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I think you meant to say there are WAY too many liberal arts colleges, actually…
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Ehhhh, sort of. For the most part "government" stays out of education, it is the school board, which you can argue is "government" since they are elected, that ruins things and here is why...
99% of people are what I could call "normal", so maybe they are a degree or two one way but for the most part, normal.
Then you have 1% of the population that is "crazy" not Norman Bates crazy but they just think their views are totally right and they are extreme.
Those crazies are the ones that love to "get power" so they actually run for school boards, with no educational background, no teaching experience, sometimes not even having kids...and those crazy people try to shove the crazy down the throats of everyone else.
School boards need to be eliminated OR they need to have requirements to who can be elected.
Agreed. Way easier ways to make money with literally zero % of the schooling she endured.
Your daughter is a good example of someone who should've been in voluntary school.
Here’s hoping she resists the abhorrent profiteering machine that is the American medical scam I mean system as long as possible
You guys are kidding. Right? I drove over to Seattle last Sunday afternoon and it was like racing in a NASCAR race once I hit the suburbs. Lincoln is nothing to drive in.
Then when I was driving back home eastbound on I-90 (with no traffic) about 5 pm the traffic was bumper to bumper westbound from about 80 miles out of Seattle. All the campers and boaters going back home after playing all weekend in the sun and heat in Eastern Washington. Did not look fun to me.
Yup, anyone who thinks Lincoln traffic is bad try Denver, DFW, Columbus Ohio and Austin TX. You will have a whole new perspective on bad traffic and bumper to bumper ********.
Traffic after a Husker game, so 7 times a year, is what traffic is like in those places you mentioned all the time.
People have no clue what.
Imagine a 3 day traffic jam.. and people dieing because of it.
This is pretty accurate for what traffic can look like during rush hour. Usually more scooters, and they ride in between the cars, anywhere they can.. Nobody respects any lanes. The rules of the road are a bit different, but if in any accident between car and scooter, the car is always at fault and they are responsible for your medical bills. In a lot of ways, it feels more like a sea of scooters flowing around a mismatch of cars, trucks, and other contraptions (food stalls on wheels, ricksaws, bicycles, etc).
This is pretty accurate for what traffic can look like during rush hour. Usually more scooters, and they ride in between the cars, anywhere they can.. Nobody respects any lanes. The rules of the road are a bit different, but if in any accident between car and scooter, the car is always at fault and they are responsible for your medical bills. In a lot of ways, it feels more like a sea of scooters flowing around a mismatch of cars, trucks, and other contraptions (food stalls on wheels, ricksaws, bicycles, etc).
@Jaemekon - I’m buying you a ticket so you can drive around Indonesia for a week and upload your video to YouTube.Imagine a 3 day traffic jam.. and people dieing because of it.
This is pretty accurate for what traffic can look like during rush hour. Usually more scooters, and they ride in between the cars, anywhere they can.. Nobody respects any lanes. The rules of the road are a bit different, but if in any accident between car and scooter, the car is always at fault and they are responsible for your medical bills. In a lot of ways, it feels more like a sea of scooters flowing around a mismatch of cars, trucks, and other contraptions (food stalls on wheels, ricksaws, bicycles, etc).