@Danpat I just popped in here for 3 seconds and already I notice you didn't heed Ian's message tagging you

Im not allowed to disagree with someone?

I agree to an extent @Jacob . But I *would* make a blanket statement like that for IE. Won't pressure anyone, but even small institutional roles can have a big impact, and IE members are mostly intelligent enough to get into a high paying field otherwise

I think that's true, that most people here have the IQ for it. Though college can be pretty rough financially and even if it *does* pay off within years, being set back for those 4 years can be very difficult.

True that

@Danpat of course you are, but we just need to remain respectful when disagreeing.

Broke : Bachelors degree
Woke: Doctorate degree
Reclaim institutions

doctorates take a hot minute. I'd rather not be paying debts till I'm 50

@NateDahl76 lol depending on what you go into its free

Most doctoral programs pay you

To be honest, I think if you have the resources for it, taking a "bullshit" degree and getting into the college administration would be a phenomenal thing to do. But few people have those kind of resources.

I have no interest in a trade

You usually work as a teachers aid or research worker or something

Ah, didn't know that

Trade school is cool for some people sure

I’m sure it’s circumstantial but it’s pretty common

You also have to factor in your family situation with college and I think that's something a lot of people forget about. My parents have a lot of problems and if I knew that university would keep me tied down to them for another 4 years, I wouldn't have gone.

Yeah a guy I know is getting a Phd and he gets paid like 30K a year to be in school.

I’m lucky ish my dad owned a plumbing company so by the time I was 18 I could pretty much build a house plumbing wise start to finish but I still wish I would’ve gone to college

@dillontheplumber why?

4 the lulz

I’m glad I dropped out as a junior, with it paid for by my parents, and never failing a class. There’s no lulz about it @dillontheplumber

The grass ain’t greener

If I’m being honesty that’s pretty much the only reason

Ya that’s was probably a lot of work

Protesting the shit academic institution is better then acting like a dissident but still wanting to be apart of anti white society

The thing about college is that even if it's not inherently bad, there's other potentially better options

Everyone talks about how great computer science degrees are, but there's 6 month programming courses that get you the same starting salary

I don't think I would recommend a computer science degree to anyone

I learned a trade

We kind of have to be a part of our anti white society

Tbh a lot of the people I know who went to college imended up being in a trade

yeah, just viewing it as the default and necessary path to take after high school the way it is today is what is harmful

The point of university is for the rich that can afford to study as adults. Anything else is unnatural. I looked around me in class on my first day of my junior year. And realized I could no longer stand it. So I went and applied to a construction company as a entry level helper, on

After all, we do live in one

Surrounded by refugees, soyboys, and liberals. There is no argument in support of this institution

Gotta say I’m rather fond of my field, and have met some really cool people in it.

I can do nearly any type of garage door repair or installation. And I just learned on the job, while getting paid. It was definitely the best path for me I think

I think there is an argument because that’s not the universal experience

@Kingfish would you chose your field above your people?

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