Rich kids use the Internet to get ahead, and poor kids use it ‘mindlessly’

[futurecurrents]

1. The "seed" of this behavior is LIBERALISM! People are given enough to "get by", and many settle for that. It was a HUGE mistake to give so many so much for their vote. It would have been much better like the old days. IOW... government didn't used to do all of this "wealth redistribution in exchange for votes". Years back if you planned on eating regular, you'd better get a JOB!

2. The "freebie culture" is now ingrained in our society and politics. No going back. Therefore no fix, sadly.

LIBERALISM RUINS EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES.... INCLUDING AMERICA!!!!

(So... if Liberalism is so destructive, why is it so pervasive? That's simple. It's because is an "easy-sell" political platform for asshole politicians and eagerly-received by the lazy, greedy ne'er-do-well hoi polloi.... "something/much for free", you know, and the more the better.)

Liberalism is great. Conservatism is fucked up.

 

[dbphoenix]

It would have been much better like the old days.

The 90s?

 

[gwb-trading]

The 90s?

You mean like during the Clinton presidency when he implemented work-fare and was the president who most greatly reduced welfare benefits.

 

[der_kommissar]

Liberalism is great. Conservatism is fucked up.

What an airhead.

 

[der_kommissar]

The 90s?

Considering the fact that every other thread you imply that "everyone else is too young to remember", you must be pushing 90...Do you remember the 1930's?

 

[Money Trust]

Reminds me of an article I wrote.
https://seantcarter.wordpress.com/2013/09/13/theres-no-excuse-to-be-uneducated/

 

[dbphoenix]

Considering the fact that every other thread you imply that "everyone else is too young to remember", you must be pushing 90...Do you remember the 1930's?

They were between the 20s and the 40s. Did they not teach you that in school? Or were you home-schooled (since you don't know that there's no apostrophe in "1930's", I'll guess home-schooled).

 

[der_kommissar]

They were between the 20s and the 40s. Did they not teach you that in school? Or were you home-schooled (since you don't know that there's no apostrophe in "1930's", I'll guess home-schooled).

wow, what a zinger...We had another "queenie" on this site who got his jollies correcting irrelevant grammar and punctuation...I'm sure the two of you would have shared an interest in Judy Garland...

 

[dbphoenix]

Wow, what a zinger. And you managed to avoid "looser".

 

[der_kommissar]

Wow, what a zinger. And you managed to avoid "looser".

You're welcome to research my posts for grammar and punctuation errors...Of course, you know that you've lost the argument when that becomes your sole focus...