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I agree the left is totally set on revenge and they have been launched on that strategy for the last 8 years. Now that Trump has been re-elected, all those ridiculous prosecutions stop. And, now, they say we should all play nice and political prosecutions should stop. Funny. Childish.


Why are you giving a free pass to the zealots on the right?

Abortion affects all young women, why is the extreme right hell bent on controlling them?

I do believe in live and let live.

Providing those involved don’t try to impose their will on others.

In America you have an incredibly divided society.

Every one has an agenda.

And anyone not agreeing with it is considered the enemy!

The policies being applied by Soros minions defy comprehension!

But voters are installing in position!!?

The basics of personal freedoms are being denied to others.

If they don’t agree with you.


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If by "bulk" you're talking about land area, you are correct. But land doesn't vote; people vote.

The vote of the people was a lot closer than your graphic depicts. You're being misleading again.


Exactly!

Lane's graphic shows Montana all red. That is correct if you are talking about the electoral vote, all 4 went to Trump, however, that actual vote was something like 47 to 53 for Trump so if you do the same graphic by actual people vote it would be almost half blue. A lot of other areas would be the same.


Do the same type of map in Montana and see where that blue vote is located. Again, it will be sequestered.


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I am not a Dem or a Rep, I am independent. I vote for the person and not the party.


If you actually care about policy and things like laws and regulations and live in reality…you will give that habit up — at least as it pertains to federal government candidates. Because in case you haven’t noticed, those (D)s in Washington DC vote in lockstep 99% of the time. Wink


The same can be said for you. If you were not completely blinded by your undying love of republicans and your unreasonable hatred of democrats

Not true at all. I disagree with 90+% of the Democratic Platform and I agree with 80+% of the Republican platform. I dislike some Democrats and I dislike some Republicans but I hate no one.

you might be able to see that there are some very bad horrible republicans that do not deserve the time of day let alone your vote

I vote against those in the Primaries. In the General for State and Federal seats I vote strictly for policy votes.

and there are some very good democrats that actually do a lot better for the country than most republicans.

As it pertains to Federal Government…not true at all. 1) If you can support the Democratic Platform and what the party stands for, I don’t look as you as a good person. 2) They are just a vote that always goes the wrong direction.

The hard core party people be it rep or dem are the ones that are causing all the issues in this country because they are so bull headed that they are not willing to compromise and meet in the middle

Republicans have compromised in the past and it always came back to haunt them. Democrats have never compromised without holding 2 fingers crossed behind their backs.

to get stuff done.

I always hear about this “stuff.” Some day, someone will have to explain what “stuff” they are referring too.

By far most good legislation come from the middle not the left or the right.

Maybe. But as far as I can tell Federally, there is NO middle in the Democratic Party. They have become the Party of the Far Left. They represent nothing I agree with. If they represent things you think are good…I welcome you to share them with me.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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The map is totally misleading.

There is only 3% between the votes.

Not as shown!

And people think things will change!

The right is doing everything to destroy what the left wants.

And the left is totally set on revenge! rotflmo


Run the maps for states and even for counties and you find the blue vote sequestered most of the time around large municipalities.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Maybe a plurality of voters. At least in terms votes received in the popular vote.

The number of votes cast for a candidate who receives more than any other but does not receive an absolute majority.

The electors being bound to state popular vote (S.Ct., upheld those laws) may not like who they have to vote for in the EX, but Trump certainly got a majority of the 538 EC delegates/votes.


except the absolute majority of voters voted for GOP -- by about 4.5 million

here's the link
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...residential_election


That is why I said maybe. Does that number include all registered voters? One choosing not voting is taking a position as well.

I have no issue accepting that a majority of the cast popular vote being 1 more than 50 percent went to Trump.
 
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Non-voters made a choice too, but aren't in the set of votes cast, from pretty basic set theory math.

This is generally called voter participation rate, which is a different set of calcs


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I am just curious what is the number of registered but non voters.

Maybe a better curiosity is what is the number of registered voters who did not vote for president but either 1) voted on the last presidential election, or 2) voted in down ballot state races, but chose to leave president blank.

If we are talking about mandates, I wonder how many were of the position for both to go to Mars on a N. Korean rocket?

I think Trump got plus or minus 2 million less votes than 2020. How many voted on their state elections, but left the name blank.

Harris underperformed all of Biden’s numbers; even in Blue districts.
 
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Voter participation rate 2020 and 2024
It will answer your questions


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But uneducated does not mean lacks intelligence


Often it does though. In our affluent society, where anyone can get schooling, those with intelligence usually opt for the advantages of an education.



The problem now is that the radical woke progressive liberal democrats have taken over our universities and force woke agendas on our children. We need a total clean up in our higher learning institutions to get these left wing ten year professors out of our colleges and get back to main stream ideology. The liberal democrat wokes giving under qualified students preferential treatment, affirmative action, promoting the transgender movement and even communist professors teaching in these institutions is just plain crazy. The liberal dem wokes even gave the students a day off after the ass whooping the woke dem Harris received, so the students could mend their hurt feelings. You can’t make this shit up.
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Maga happiness won't last long. It's going to be a hard fall, and the right wings next big move will be trying to make it all Biden's fault. Remember that inflation right now sits at 2.1 % as of Sept reporting, & unemployment at 4%. I'm sure seniors are going to have buyer's remorse as their fixed incomes become worth less.



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Maga happiness won't last long. It's going to be a hard fall, and the right wings next big move will be trying to make it all Biden's fault. Remember that inflation right now sits at 2.1 % as of Sept reporting, & unemployment at 4%. I'm sure seniors are going to have buyer's remorse as their fixed incomes become worth less.



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On carnac the close enough, how many times did Obama then obiden blame the prior admin? You priming us for you unending whining about it?

Goose v gander... I know you have grown old, but isn't it time you grew up?


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What goes around comes around. And the first indictment should be Biden.


What are the charges, Comrade? We need to invent charges so the people don't laugh at us.


Is that a quote from the DOJ in 2022?


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But uneducated does not mean lacks intelligence


Often it does though. In our affluent society, where anyone can get schooling, those with intelligence usually opt for the advantages of an education.



The problem now is that the radical woke progressive liberal democrats have taken over our universities and force woke agendas on our children. We need a total clean up in our higher learning institutions to get these left wing ten year professors out of our colleges and get back to main stream ideology. The liberal democrat wokes giving under qualified students preferential treatment, affirmative action, promoting the transgender movement and even communist professors teaching in these institutions is just plain crazy. The liberal dem wokes even gave the students a day off after the ass whooping the woke dem Harris received, so the students could mend their hurt feelings. You can’t make this shit up.
4WD


Just send your kids to Loma Linda or California Baptist University. No biggie...


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But uneducated does not mean lacks intelligence


Often it does though. In our affluent society, where anyone can get schooling, those with intelligence usually opt for the advantages of an education.



The problem now is that the radical woke progressive liberal democrats have taken over our universities and force woke agendas on our children. We need a total clean up in our higher learning institutions to get these left wing ten year professors out of our colleges and get back to main stream ideology. The liberal democrat wokes giving under qualified students preferential treatment, affirmative action, promoting the transgender movement and even communist professors teaching in these institutions is just plain crazy. The liberal dem wokes even gave the students a day off after the ass whooping the woke dem Harris received, so the students could mend their hurt feelings. You can’t make this shit up.
4WD


Just send your kids to Loma Linda or California Baptist University. No biggie...



Too late.
She already went through the SOROS Woke Radical Liberal Dem Controlled system.
Fortunately she’s pretty bright. It still took her about 3 years after graduation for her to get deprogrammed and once again form her own opinions once again. We are not racist. She is now working in a field helping low income minority young people find their place in the world. She stated her college experience was almost all a one sided liberal woke agenda.
 
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It would be a mistake to say most of the electorate is “very happy”. A majority are probably relieved that the democrat denial of inflation (just because the rate went down in the last couple of months doesn’t mean that folks are not suffering from what Biden’s policies put in the stores is not still hurting people…) and the border open status is hopefully done.

Most people don’t want to think about politics. They are glad that it’s done for 4 years. Note the difference in participation between presidential election years and off years… most don’t care that much.

You have your chance for the next several years to get your policy up and keep the majority happy… they don’t really want to hear about impeachments, court trials, etc.

The average person doesn’t want to hear about politics.

The average guy wanted Trump more than Harris, but it’s not a huge deal to most; so don’t presume that the victory means trample everything for an extreme version of the Republican platform.

Stop running via EO, stop doing CR spending, keep the economy growing, and avoid getting our troops killed and you will keep the populace happy.
 
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Well Roland. I was accepted to several colleges. Visted them, saw what was going on...... and walked straight to the recruitment office of the US army.
They were perfect for me, compared to what I saw at the colleges never could be.
A highschool education is not the end of learning. Not sure why the libs act like it is.
 
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But uneducated does not mean lacks intelligence


Often it does though. In our affluent society, where anyone can get schooling, those with intelligence usually opt for the advantages of an education.


Nah I dont think so. You opt for an education if it fits your choice of career and lifestyle. Why rack up debt for a specific education you may/probably never need?
Most of us who live rural and express an interest in living rural get advised to either work our way up, or do training in a field of relevance where we can transfer the skills. So carpentry, mechanic, electrical etc


I strongly disagree with this idea.

Regardless her adult pursuits, I'd like my daughter to be able to speak Latin, play piano, understand physics and biology. I'll encourage her to study art, astronomy and mathematics. I expect my girl to be well versed in history and literature.

Education is liberty, authority, and I think for our society or planet, a responsibility.

Show of hands, who here would prefer to see their kid playing Grand Theft Auto rather than reading non fiction?
 
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What goes around comes around. And the first indictment should be Biden.


Doc Lane discusses the end of the "division" and you advocate revenge.

Those two don't go together.
 
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But uneducated does not mean lacks intelligence


Often it does though. In our affluent society, where anyone can get schooling, those with intelligence usually opt for the advantages of an education.



The problem now is that the radical woke progressive liberal democrats have taken over our universities and force woke agendas on our children. We need a total clean up in our higher learning institutions to get these left wing ten year professors out of our colleges and get back to main stream ideology. The liberal democrat wokes giving under qualified students preferential treatment, affirmative action, promoting the transgender movement and even communist professors teaching in these institutions is just plain crazy. The liberal dem wokes even gave the students a day off after the ass whooping the woke dem Harris received, so the students could mend their hurt feelings. You can’t make this shit up.
4WD


Just send your kids to Loma Linda or California Baptist University. No biggie...



Too late.
She already went through the SOROS Woke Radical Liberal Dem Controlled system.
Fortunately she’s pretty bright. It still took her about 3 years after graduation for her to get deprogrammed and once again form her own opinions once again. We are not racist. She is now working in a field helping low income minority young people find their place in the world. She stated her college experience was almost all a one sided liberal woke agenda.


Graduate Record Exam is more of the same, but it's one time, then you're done with it and can move on.


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What goes around comes around. And the first indictment should be Biden.


Doc Lane discusses the end of the "division" and you advocate revenge.

Those two don't go together.


Yep. I hope trump tries to be the better man. There is no revenge like success


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Trump thinks he's a better man and knows more than anybody already.

So, how can he improve? His only path is to double-down on who and what he actually is.

There is no such thing as a narcissistic pivot, especially given power, like Trump has.

None of you Trump apologists seem to realize that. Instead, you tout "hope". It's too late for that.


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Trump thinks he's a better man and knows more than anybody already.

So, how can he improve? His only path is to double-down on who and what he actually is.

There is no such thing as a narcissistic pivot, especially given power, like Trump has.

None of you Trump apologists seem to realize that. Instead, you tout "hope". It's too late for that.


Enima,
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But uneducated does not mean lacks intelligence


Often it does though. In our affluent society, where anyone can get schooling, those with intelligence usually opt for the advantages of an education.


Nah I dont think so. You opt for an education if it fits your choice of career and lifestyle. Why rack up debt for a specific education you may/probably never need?
Most of us who live rural and express an interest in living rural get advised to either work our way up, or do training in a field of relevance where we can transfer the skills. So carpentry, mechanic, electrical etc


I strongly disagree with this idea.

Regardless her adult pursuits, I'd like my daughter to be able to speak Latin, play piano, understand physics and biology. I'll encourage her to study art, astronomy and mathematics. I expect my girl to be well versed in history and literature.

Education is liberty, authority, and I think for our society or planet, a responsibility.

Show of hands, who here would prefer to see their kid playing Grand Theft Auto rather than reading non fiction?


I dont think thats a fair comparison. Who said anything about the options being read a book or grand theft auto?

Ill use myself as an example. I have a very basic high school equivalent education. Yet theres not a day in the last 35 years since leaving school that I have not read. I think I tried playing a video game one day at a friends house.
Ive visited europe, the US, central asia, Australia. Written and had pieces published in 2 countries. Stood and been elected to a national body.
I did that because I got an early start in my career. Ran my first farm at 20, was handling the day to day operations at a bit over 18.
I grew up learning a set of skills that allowed that. Yet I would have struggled competing in an urban environment, for part time jobs to put myself through university and would have accrued a substantial debt that would have taken some time to pay off.
 
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On carnac the close enough, how many times did Obama then obiden blame the prior admin? You priming us for you unending whining about it?


Except they were not wrong. Bush 2 left a horrible mess, so did trump. Obama left 72 straight months of economic growth, & Biden is leaving trump yet another great economy. He will fuck it up. His entire history shows exactly that.
 
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Shankspony, you write well and make reasoned posts. You sound self-educated and probably have knowledge equivalent to one or more college degrees.

But most people who skip college aren't like you. They let their minds decay or fall into one rigid way of thinking.

Because of my post-high school education, I can read and understand a Shakespeare play in the original English. I can analyze a contract or tort dispute. I can write and sell my fiction and non-fictionn for publication.

These things may be meaningless to you, but have been very important to me. I guess the right answer for some is not the right answer for others.
 
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But most people who skip college aren't like you. They let their minds decay or fall into one rigid way of thinking.


you know you are an elitist, right? i mean, you SHOULD know it, but you might not. MOST, in fact the overwhelming majority of persons residing, including "new comers" don't have a degree, and you just called them deficient in your eyes.

further, matriculation is no certainly of continuing education - a striking counter example would be technologist, btw, which straddle both. You know what EVERY, i repeat, EVERY company, on the planet calls a recently hired college grad? a new hire

You lived in a bubble, where you were REQUIRED to do continuing education - which, again, isn't the OVERWHELMING majority of persons on the planet - they have no functional nor vocational requirement to be anything other than a master of their vocation to succeed.

but, hey, if you think college is required for success, there's about 4 million plumbers, abe lincoln, steve jobs, and bill gates that would like a word


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hmm, i am seeing lots of melt down vids .. from the party that said TRUMP is the threat to "democracy" .. and are in denial of the voice of democracy -- i guess, just like being tolerant, it's only if it goes their way --

remember all the riots and burning of cities when biden won? yeah, me neither ... queue jan6 posts .. this will be "amusing"

oh, here's a link to some good melt downs, if you need to see it, live and in living color
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2ulaDNo7HI


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As I recall Hitler "won" an election. It was what happened after that when the world suffered.


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Real conservatives aren't radicalized. Thus "radicalized conservative" is an oxymoron. Yet there are many radicalized republicans.

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As I recall Hitler "won" an election. It was what happened after that when the world suffered.

Hitler also breathed air and drank water - therefore everyone that does those things is hitler, right?

sad you've run out of intelligent things to say


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But most people who skip college aren't like you. They let their minds decay or fall into one rigid way of thinking.


you know you are an elitist, right? i mean, you SHOULD know it, but you might not. MOST, in fact the overwhelming majority of persons residing, including "new comers" don't have a degree, and you just called them deficient in your eyes.

further, matriculation is no certainly of continuing education - a striking counter example would be technologist, btw, which straddle both. You know what EVERY, i repeat, EVERY company, on the planet calls a recently hired college grad? a new hire

You lived in a bubble, where you were REQUIRED to do continuing education - which, again, isn't the OVERWHELMING majority of persons on the planet - they have no functional nor vocational requirement to be anything other than a master of their vocation to succeed.

but, hey, if you think college is required for success, there's about 4 million plumbers, abe lincoln, steve jobs, and bill gates that would like a word


Blah, blah, blah. Strawman much?

I'll boil your post down to its essence for you:

My ignorance is as good as your knowledge.
 
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I'll boil your post down to its essence for you:

My ignorance is as good as your knowledge.


ah, the democratic fallacy -- a classic .. thanks for the chuckle


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Shankspony, you write well and make reasoned posts. You sound self-educated and probably have knowledge equivalent to one or more college degrees.

But most people who skip college aren't like you. They let their minds decay or fall into one rigid way of thinking.

Because of my post-high school education, I can read and understand a Shakespeare play in the original English. I can analyze a contract or tort dispute. I can write and sell my fiction and non-fictionn for publication.

These things may be meaningless to you, but have been very important to me. I guess the right answer for some is not the right answer for others.


Ok refraining from getting angry, because I feel misrepresented. Ive never said education is undesirable or meaningless. You will not find many rural people who would describe your skill set as meaningless.

What im saying is that for some intelligent people especially in rural areas, university might not be the best or easiest path to what they wish to achieve, and that we should not equate education with intelligence in a bid to explain something such as vote choice.
You know nearly every farmer and many of the leasees or share milkers, fencing contractors, shearing contractors, arable contractors etc in rural areas are self made millionaires asset wise.
Its the same over here where we constantly get labelled as uneducated to explain things that others don't like.
 
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Hey Shanks,
why, you low-brow, aren't you aware that EVERY Gender studies degreed person has a degree? HOW DARE YOU mock worthless degrees that have the wholesome, useful role of training MORE gender studies degrees (if you are offended by the phrase gender studies, insert(heh) another useless degree in the market place)

HOW DARE YOU
says the certified welder, blacksmith, inventor, machinist, union card holding painter, highly certified techie with a couple degrees that i earned solely to earn more money...

let's got back to arguing about cows!
(if it wasn't clear, this was a joke post)

Hey, doesn't naki "lecture" to college kids.. see, degrees have meaning


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Trump all the way!

 
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Shankspony, you write well and make reasoned posts. You sound self-educated and probably have knowledge equivalent to one or more college degrees.

But most people who skip college aren't like you. They let their minds decay or fall into one rigid way of thinking.

Because of my post-high school education, I can read and understand a Shakespeare play in the original English. I can analyze a contract or tort dispute. I can write and sell my fiction and non-fictionn for publication.

These things may be meaningless to you, but have been very important to me. I guess the right answer for some is not the right answer for others.


Ok refraining from getting angry, because I feel misrepresented. Ive never said education is undesirable or meaningless. You will not find many rural people who would describe your skill set as meaningless.

What im saying is that for some intelligent people especially in rural areas, university might not be the best or easiest path to what they wish to achieve, and that we should not equate education with intelligence in a bid to explain something such as vote choice.
You know nearly every farmer and many of the leasees or share milkers, fencing contractors, shearing contractors, arable contractors etc in rural areas are self made millionaires asset wise.
Its the same over here where we constantly get labelled as uneducated to explain things that others don't like.


Tell you what: let's do a thought experiment.

Suppose we could accurately measure IQs, and do so for every person in America (or, to be fair, NZ). Also in the test we ask if the person has a college degree.

I'd bet you any amount of money that the college-educated would score on average higher on the IQ test than those without a degree.

Remember, I'm talking generalities. No doubt there are geniuses without degrees who never went to college. Hell, out there must be geniuses who never graduated high school. That doesn't change the average--not by much anyway.
 
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Ok refraining from getting angry, because I feel misrepresented. Ive never said education is undesirable or meaningless.


I don't get the near anger. I only said that being able to read a Shakespeare play or analyze a tort case "may" be meaningless to you. I don't know it these things are meaningful or meaningless to you. I was speaking by example.
 
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there's roland the elitist, demanding IQ tests and degrees to determine the value of a person - how egalitarian, how demure, how thoughtful ..

half, roland, half, of them will be dumber than the other half --

and the VAST majority of persons in the us, including "new comers" don't have degrees --


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Shankspony, you write well and make reasoned posts. You sound self-educated and probably have knowledge equivalent to one or more college degrees.

But most people who skip college aren't like you. They let their minds decay or fall into one rigid way of thinking.

Because of my post-high school education, I can read and understand a Shakespeare play in the original English. I can analyze a contract or tort dispute. I can write and sell my fiction and non-fictionn for publication.

These things may be meaningless to you, but have been very important to me. I guess the right answer for some is not the right answer for others.


Wow, what a snobby remark Rolly
 
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Ok refraining from getting angry, because I feel misrepresented. Ive never said education is undesirable or meaningless.


I don't get the near anger. I only said that being able to read a Shakespeare play or analyze a tort case "may" be meaningless to you. I don't know it these things are meaningful or meaningless to you. I was speaking by example.


I read that as indicating you thought that was my inference.

I do not see why what I might think of your skillset was relevant? If so its an odd non sequitur.

regardless I want to reassert that I do value education, and if its able to be introduced as a relevant way for rural people to attain thier goals, then thats great!

But up till now it hasn't been, and in regard too the conversation at hand, is not the best reason to explain peoples vote choice. Unless- to bring it back too my original opinion, you are Like Naki, and try to diminish others.. for whatever reason.
 
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