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catfanlou

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I’m a lawyer and totally agree with you . China produces eight times more engineers than USA per year . Even more English speaking engineers. too much of our best talent goes into law. One of many reasons it is now certain China will surpass us as the Worlds superpower.
Best we can hope for is to survive and kind of be like Great Britain. Our generation really dropped the ball .
 

*Fox2Monk*

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This is why. Their funding goes to help the poorest and most struggling among us, the lawyers.

The legal system in this country is broken. Stupid money and trials take way too long. We are supposed to have the right to a speedy trial but they bankrupt you because they keep you in a trial for years and years. The cost of an attorney is stupid.
 
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chroix

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The legal system in this country is broken. Stupid money and trials take way too long. We are supposed to have the right to a speedy trial but they bankrupt you because they keep you in a trail for years and years. The cost of an attorney is stupid.
And you see how the people that can afford to use it as a weapon are not afraid to. That's the opposite of what this country was supposed to be.
 

Glenn's Take

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I forget which thread the lawyer admitted that the problem with America was too many people entering the law field versus the engineering field. Too many people entered the law field without enough law jobs to go around so they had to create business. That created the personal injury lawyer. #3 on my list of things to destroy society since I've been born.
 
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