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That's Trump's demo too.
he won in 2016 by gaining 9 million Obama voters.
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RFK's problem is he knows it was the CIA and Lyndon Johnson who killed his Uncle. But he can't just SAY that because at best nobody will believe him, and at worse he'll end up like his dad who was also killed after it became apparent he had a chance of becoming President too. I feel RFK Jr's angst comes alot from how he knows personally how evil the core of the Federal Government is, even though he has been powerless to do anything about it, and that same system has literally paraded him around like a trophy just like what happened to Winston after his reeducation. No need to kill someone now made dependent on the party after all.
I think the man has screws loose. Justifiably so. But he's still a slice of cheese short of a ham sandwich.
I think the man has screws loose. Justifiably so. But he's still a slice of cheese short of a ham sandwich.
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- 18 de Jun, 2019
He literally did say that.
RFK splitting the vote comes down to his last name. Old Boomers worship the Kennedy family and still think they weren’t terrible for America. If Kennedy pulls more blue boomers than red off, that’s a big win for Trump in states like PA and Michigan. If not, it’s very bad news.
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- 5 de Feb, 2021
College age socialist types aren't actually socialist. They just have teenage angst and think all rich people are literal baby killers (Not that they are wrong about the elite). They have no real ideology beyond protecting tranny butt sex and legalizing everything and wanting to live as bougie as possible. If the propaganda tells them the GOP plundering endowments is literal tyranny and stealing their education they would believe it wholesale.
Almost forgot about this shooting. Yet another one that has been memoryholed like the BLM sniper, the Wakusha car rammer, and the DC car rammer because they don't fit the narrative.
Amazing how an actual shooting of congress critters has been forgotten by the public while muh 1/6 is literally worse than 9/11.
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- 23 de Dic, 2022
Mass shootings thankfully have no statutes of limitations.
I'd love to see Maxine Waters and everyone else who incited this J6'ed in a nice ruby-red territory using all the precedents democrats have set.
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- 18 de Jul, 2017
Oh boy, shows how much I actually pay attention to Federal Politics these days. No wonder he's being castigated as an insane man. He said the truth, and that is unforgivable. What's truly sad is the truth will be his undoing. When it comes to Politics the truth is the last thing anyone wants. Including from people who earnestly claim that all they want is their leaders to "tell them the truth".
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- 21 de Nov, 2021
The total value of college endowments in the US was $807 billion. There is about $1.75 trillion in total student loan debt.
This source places the default rate at 3-12%, declining over time. Let's assume 20%. That leaves $300 billion to be paid for. That can be eliminated with about 40% of the total college endowments.
The athletic entities of major college programs are financially separate entities from the college itself. The largest schools generate a profit and actually donate millions of dollars of athletics money to the academic side of the school. They also fund all of the non-revenue sports like soccer and women's sports. Men's basketball is considered a revenue sport.
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No way its not resolved. Literally the only thing they can now do is vote on a speaker.
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- 17 de Ago, 2018
It's almost impressive that 804,000 people can accumulate $39 BILLION in debt. That's literally more than Iceland's GDP. College education is really predatory.
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SCOTUS was the controlling body for the Marshals until 1870. I can't help but think we need to go back to that.
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- 25 de Jul, 2019
It's just under $50k each, which is a lot, but like a pickup truck each now... Not an insane amount. I know people paying half that off 10+ years after college. And they've been working the whole time (with their actually somewhat useful degree). A decent amount of it is people too retarded to be allowed loans.
That and I bet the median number is really low (less than 10k) and the bulk of it is from people who went into absurd debt for Ivy's and private colleges.
On the RFK topic. He's a greenie and I'm not sure that people who vote Trump would peel off because of that. I like the guy, but there are very few issues I agree with him on. I'd only vote for him in a one on one with someone who is evil and also publicly disagrees with me on issues.
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Holy shit. Maybe this is a sign to stop all this shit and make peace with Putin.
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That's simple. Add "And going forward you can declare bankruptcy on student loan debt in certain instances" to the pile.
The problem would vanish overnight if the infinite free money machine going to these universities stopped. Banks wouldn't sign loans for worthless degrees. Colleges would have to offer degrees that actually provide a benefit to society (as defined as: "you can get a job with it"). The marxists will rant and rave that marxist slam poetry or nigger grievance studies are perfectly valid PHD choices and thus offers uncountable benefits to society, but the proper response to a marxist raving is a creative rube goldberg machine launching them into the nearest body of water (preferably an ocean, outside of view distance from the shore), the second most proper response is to actively ignore them and do what's sane instead.
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yeah if you had to put even a fraction of the bullshit of a business loan into having to explain why you needed a degree in Muppet Fluffing and why it will eventually turn a profit then it would handle a lot of problems
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The infinite money machine was the unintended consequence of unlimited none dischargeable debt. The college will do anything to fill their seats and suck up that money which is why there is a glut of useless majors etc.
Someone feel free to correct me but bascially high earning degrees like medical, had students gettting their license declairing bankrupcy and wouldnt you know it banks wouldnt care because its a fucking doctor.
The magic combo is end none discharable debt, put the endowments on the table, pass employment protections that would have to show why a degree is needed for a job.
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- 19 de Sep, 2018
Oh, that shit was completely intended. Line must go up after all
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- 17 de Dic, 2019
I know this is a tangent, but I also have heard the take that Kennedy was taken out by the mafia. He betrayed them after they helped to steal the election against Nixon and it always sounded like a very plausible motive to take him down. That doesn't rule out the CIA collaborating with them or acting as an unseen hand since I also perfectly believe it, I was just wondering if the mafia angle is ever considered when it comes to the JFK assassination.
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Even if the details were handled by the mob, there’s plenty of evidence that the CIA was at the very least being absolutely incompetent with procedures and conveniently ‘losing’ a second film that just so happened to have an entirely different implication of where the actual shooter was. The Mafia angle sounds feasible, but my thought is they either just helped provide hands for the op or they’re acting (willing or unwillingly) as a scapegoat for if people start wondering how all of this was able to happen.
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