give it a few days & that ache will mature into a stabbing sensation

shmegma

that’s a stroke

actual batshit crazy lady is crazy. news at 11

Bernie is a real life caricature of “old man shaking fist at the sky”

that’s some 700 Club level fundraising energy.

arms were evolving to become vestigial

opinions aren’t news.

guessing we’ll see about that in a few months when the commercials really start to ramp up

wow that’s fucked, but thanks for the transparency

charter schools do provide a reliable and well rounded educational experience. public schools are rather dependent on the public

would make sense with the move to deregulate child labor laws in the usual states. get them littles back in the coal mines!

yeah I thought the dept of edumcation was administrative overhead

every president already has a cult of personality

God King/Emperor. haven’t you been paying attention?

there’s only like 30 million people in Canada though

eh that’s dumb. 99% of parents don’t have time to raise children properly, let alone instruct them.

setting static budgeting caps is a really good idea though

and again, students are an economic sink until they’re able to contribute to the economy. conversely, a business will always contribute to the economy - even a failing business pays their employees (or doesnt and the DoL sues them, then pays the employees).

PPP loans were a stopgap measure to ensure that the economy didnt collapse when old people were dying in droves. literally all it was. PPP loans were forgiven because the national economy requires that businesses move money around - the “spice must flow”, if you will - and rightly so, because a business is useful, whereas students really arent.

ah, you’re looking for an echo chamber then? lol nope. I’m here to rock the boat, pal.

there’s no real guarantee that higher education will lead to a net gain in the economy though - it might, but it’s not a 100% chance.

k-12 is already free, and a lot of people over the decades have been very productive with just that level of education - daresay they’ve contributed more to the economy - after all, anyone working is a net economic gain over no one working, regardless of their level of education.