Y not?

they just need to get through it with grades and then they can get accepted to college

and enter the middle class

If they don't have the education, how are they gonna take part in extracurriculars or idk get a good score on the SATs/ACTs?

you dont need brilliant grades to get into trades school

If schools don't have extracurriculars, they can't do them

im not talking about harvard

the opportunity to pull themselves out of poverty

like i said initially

is there

Well why is that only the rich get to go to Harvard?

Tell me then. Why do you believe education should be limited?

this isnt a discussion about corruption

of course theres corruption in the system

its that capitalism provides people the opporutnity to enter the middle class with relatively minimal effort

public schooling -> trades school

and youre making more than average salary and in the 1% globally

The best education is supposed to be for the best students, not the richest students

If there is corruption, then why don't we try to eradicate it?

It'll take time and effort, but it's not impossible

thats not what we're talking about but i guess the discussion is over

K

>why dont we try to eradicate something that is difficult to diagnose in the first place

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lets just call it a day and redefine corruption to something we can turn into 0%

just another utopian idea

bad

https://71republic.com/2019/07/25/does-youtube-copyright-policy-hurt-creators/

Fuck YouTube

I predict we'll see another recession anywhere from tomorrow to 2020 Q4

@Shockwave I disagree. I'd say between it'd happen in the 2021 fiscal year. The US economy is not regressing. I haven't paid attention to recent manufacturing or unemployment data since around last quarter or so, but from the looks of the stock market, the US is headed into another peak which ends in a correction. After that, I might agree that a stagnation could take hold however I doubt the economy will suddenly go into a tailspin (unless some far-left person wins the Presidency).

Mortgage Rates are at a 3 year low, the Fed is about the lower the interest rates, and finally the yield curve has exceeded a Quarter as of June 30th, 2019.

@Fane the last 7+ times the yield curve inverted like this for a quarter or longer there was a recession on average 12 months afterwards. Last time it was 24 months

Combine that with all of the tariffs we keep threatening and utilizing.

yep agreed fetty

There is also 1.4 Million americans who have been unemployed long term too. Over 30 days.

it wont happen in 2019 though

itll be 2020

Probably not 2019. Right. It could, but most likely it'll be 2020

It will be a great selling point for one of the candidates on any side.