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thatjsguy
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Comment #17845940
Wow. Fuck you, tbh. Just fuck right off.
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Comment #17843953
Do you run out of toilet paper often?
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Comment #17843724
So who was losing 20 years ago when you could pay for school with a summer job?
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Comment #17843719
But who sets the price of tuition? The Boards of Regents/Governors/Trustees. Tuition used to be cheap _even at brand-name schools_.
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Comment #17843592
Absolutely, but if we have to deal with the burden while ensuring future students don’t have to suffer (because let’s face it: short of Jesus Christ coming back and demanding it, I…
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Comment #17843581
So I dated a 41-year-old. He went to school about 15 years before I did. Know how much student loan debt he has? Zero. Zilch. Nada. In the amount of time it takes to reach the age …
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Comment #17843263
Taxation has been around forever. Society gets to vote and decide how to divide up shared resources. I’m perfectly fine with tax dollars going to education (coupled with drasticall…
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Comment #17843254
What if we just like... paid for school with taxes like literally every other country? (Trust me, it shouldn’t cost as much as it does to get a degree. I promise it can be and, in …
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Comment #17843248
The electorate will do what it wants. If people keep electing terrible reps, term limits don’t stop that, it just stops that one particular bad rep and replaces them with another. …
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Comment #17843234
Somebody getting a break doesn’t bring you down, it just brings them up. I’m sorry you had to pay off your loans. I’m paying about $100,000 myself. But even if I didn’t get amnesty…
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Comment #17843221
We did this in Michigan. It doesn’t work. It’s an attractive platform item, but what ends up happening is lots of turnover means it’s easier for lobbyists to sway candidates. You a…
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Comment #17838642
Missing the point? My point is that a little trash on a riverbank pales in comparison to the large-scale environment destruction being committed every day by giant companies. Provi…
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Comment #17838637
I mean, I’m angry at a lot of people, legislators included. There’s plenty of anger to around..
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Comment #17835144
People are afraid of rightwing ideologues on the Supreme Court because it means that certain cases might be reasoned from a point of view that is based less on sound legal philosop…
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Comment #17835117
I live in Michigan, where PFAS are being found in water supplies all over the state. Companies did and still do dump poisonous chemicals into the environment, and day by day certai…
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Comment #17835098
It’s not, but this argument comes up for absolutely everything Scandinavian countries do: universal healthcare? America’s too big. Prison reform? America’s too big. Not treating po…
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Comment #17832279
I’m totally fine eating meat, but readily admit that I could never actually butcher an animal (and I don’t think that’s inconsistent). Anyway, how long do hens live? Could you let …
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Comment #17829526
Plenty of people feel the pain, but do you really think this Congress gives two shits about regular people?
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Comment #17824611
Internment camps are a very real and valid reason to be afraid of China...
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Comment #17820877
Huge citation needed, if for no other reason than this is consistently used to justify cutting welfare programs for people who actually can’t afford things like health insurance or…
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Comment #17819384
Who said you can’t do that with pen and paper?
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Comment #17815797
Prove it.
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Comment #17815139
I truly hope people treat you better than you would like to treat other people.
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Comment #17814593
> ...why would you give them 10% equity? Because they’re taking on a gigantic risk too?