Sociology, communications, psychology , and art degrees are completely worthless and those that choose those degrees because they are “ easy” are wasting their time as well as tax payer money. I also think its unfair to inner city children to be pushed into going to college for free at the expense of tax payers and told to puruse degrees that offer NO VALUE. This is how the myth of income inequality was created.
Bad Economics: College degree’s & Income inequality
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Yet, they think Twitter, Facebook, and Media orientated to right/left is a suitable education as a replacement for failing the most basic education system like high school.
Worst, they're then empowered to create threads like this for the sole purpose to complain about what they lack under the facade that they're more educated.
The bitching he makes about inner-city communities regardless if its run by a Republican or Democrat is the root of his messaging...ad nauseam.
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You're such a moron it's difficult to reason with you. Income inequality is a fact, an inequality women have been fighting against for decades. It has nothing at all to do with what college degree one gets.
Some people go to college to make more money, some go to college to pursue their passion, some go to college to better understand the world we live in... But no one goes to college "to get an easy degree".
I think my tax dollars are wasted financing the military industrial complex not the free junior colleges around the nation.
You have no idea what you are talking about. Income inequality is not just about women making as much as men, you always here whites making more than blacks ect…
As for women wanting equality in the job force- I dont hear any women asking for equal representation as brick layers. Go figure.
As for women wanting equality in the job force- I dont hear any women asking for equal representation as brick layers. Go figure.
I don't hear Marvin Ellison complaining. (He's the CEO of Lowe's, by the way, just to remind you, since you do not trade.)
You always here? Sorry, I can't hear you.