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[dmek25]

how did we go from discussing health-care, to online schooling? just wondering

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by dmek25

how did we go from discussing health-care, to online schooling? just wondering

I think the lines of thinking went from poor, lower class people who can't afford health and how poor people are usually lazy and unwilling to better themselves by going to college. Maybe the exact words were not said (or typed,) but I believe that is how we went from health care to schools.

[724Skinsfan]

Pretty much. To sum it up in a slightly cynical perspective:

The vast majority of people who don't have the types of jobs that offer decent health care are lazy and should just simply better themselves by going to the magical world of college where you automatically get a job with great healthcare benefits upon graduation. Oh yeah, college is extremely cheap, if not free, you just simply have to suck it up for 3-4 years with absolutely no luxury because to not do so would mean you don't have your priorities in order; not because you thought you'd be a cool single parent and buy your kid a decent pair of shoes...once.

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan

Pretty much. To sum it up in a slightly cynical perspective:

The vast majority of people who don't have the types of jobs that offer decent health care are lazy and should just simply better themselves by going to the magical world of college where you automatically get a job with great healthcare benefits upon graduation. Oh yeah, college is extremely cheap, if not free, you just simply have to suck it up for 3-4 years with absolutely no luxury because to not do so would mean you don't have your priorities in order; not because you thought you'd be a cool single parent and buy your kid a decent pair of shoes...once.

Perfectly stated!