In the year of US history, he taught us about retirement planning and economics for a bit, and how if you have a smaller income, if you work sooner you'll have a lot more cash than starting later, investments and all that

Interesting guy. He took a lot of vacation days that second year because he was retiring afterwards.

He ended up retiring (as a fucking schoolteacher) at 51.

Suprisingly most of the Asians, Poo's and like 1/3 of the hispanics are right wingers at my school

Niggers are worthless though

my economics teacher in HS was the best. he would rip minimum wage and universal healthcare with logic and ease,

gave a speech on why immigration is bad for economy and got a perfect score, but school experience

The only right wing niggers at my school are the ones that take economics

so only like 5

They should teach econ classes every year of HS

You could only take it senior year at my school, which was utter bullshit

It was easier to take sociology than economics

my school its a 3 year program, but i decided not to take it because i took engineering instead

Back at my school it was a semester with ap government

Incompetent fucks

This is the issue, you have people that don't know the value of money going to pick their colleges, instead of picking one that doesn't put them in 6 figures of debt, they pick the best one they can get into and then they pick a 'fun' degree like dance or philosophy which doesn't get them a job. They get in debt, and they're fucked.

If they were taught fiscal responsibility, maybe that'd be in their heads.

Fuck the US public school system man.

I was so lucky to catch on to the college debt meme before I graduated, I could have ended up like these people.

I'm probably in a better situation right now as a hs grad living at home

And also nowdays college is seen as the next step in life and everyone need to go there

If I want to go to a college, I probably can, but I'll only do it if I don't end up in debt. I had good grades back in the day. Hopefully I'll get some dough on investments before then.

They push the "you need to go to college" shit on everyone from the moment they go into these institutions

Good thing I had my epiphanies before that would've fucked me over

If I ever get into politics as my life, I'd have that as a serious priority

Fiscal responsibility, civics, maybe a system where after you're done with maybe 8th grade and you know what you want to do with your life you'd go to a specialized school or something and if you don't they continue with general education the way they do now

School choice and all that, because really what's fucking up the country is the education system, that's the real problem.

It's all a bunch of useless bullshit and they don't have a decent entry level for the really good classes.

When you're an AP student, they push AP Human Geography before fucking Economics.

That's the end of my rant anyways, homeschool/parochial school for my kids probably when that happens. I wouldn't wish the US public education system on my worst enemy.

@FLanon yeah, we need to red pill millions more teenagers on the topic of college in the same way you were

it's one of the easier red pills to swallow

actually, it's one of the easiest

it's not hard to make someone realize how important financial responsibility is

The word doesn't get around as much as it should, the only reason I got that was luck and doing my research on this kind of shit and realizing "do I want to spend my entire twenties busting my ass over bullshit debt?"

I bet you the reason most milennials are leftist are because of college debt, and they needed an escape rope

I may get an econ degree at some point just because of how versatile it is, plus I bet it wouldn't be that bad if I went to the right school

If I get into politics, that'd be a big help, I'd also need to work on oratory skills, I've got a bit of a stutter.

your speech seems to be fine from what I've observed

in text yeah

you have a bit of a young sounding voice, but you're 18 (correct me if I'm wrong) so that's to be expected