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Politics
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I love it!

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Good news.

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Excellent news.

Seems like vocational two year schools are better investment than Ivy League these days.

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Always were.

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anti-intellectualism rears its ugly head once again.

Allan

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:rofl: Are you an intellectual?

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are you kidding me?

of course.

Allan

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Knowing lots of subjectively questionable information is not, and never has been, intellect. The problem with so-called intellectuals is they confuse acquired information with intelligence/understanding.

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That was a horrific display and deserves harsh consequences. They should all get fired.

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Any of a hundred or so neoNAZIs calling for genocide deserves prison. Any of thousands on the left calling for genocide deservesā€¦context.

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ā– ā– ā– ā–  talks and money walks.

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cā€™mon Al.

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Uh oh! Hereā€™s some honesty!

https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/08/opinions/israel-palestine-antisemitism-american-universities-zakaria/index.html

American universities have been neglecting excellence in order to pursue a variety of agendas ā€” many of them clustered around diversity and inclusion.

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Iā€™ll glady take anti-intellectualism if ā€œintellectualismā€ means that calls for genocide of Jewish people need to be contextualized in order to be considered bullying and harassment.

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The 4 year lib supremacist with no social life rears its ugly head again. :rofl:

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Troll and intellectual are not synonymous

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If you ask someone the time of day and they sit back in their chair, put their fingers together and cough before returning a qualified response, that is an intellectual.

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Letā€™s remember this moment when eight months from now some nutbag does a sieg heil at a Trump campaign rally and everyone will pretend like this is the single existential threat to civilization.

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understanding abstract matters is what i excel at.

Allan

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My son will be getting his entry level electrical apprentice certification at our local community college. It is a certification program that will allow him entry level hiring under a Master Electrician. It is 4 classes, 12 credit hours at in district rates. He will get hired and continue to progress towards a Master Electrician some time in his early 30s. And he wonā€™t have any college debt with this.

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