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In reply to the discussion: Bernie offers false hope and fails to address the real problem for the college bound. [View all]KingCharlemagne
(7,908 posts)49. Best god-damned post in this absurdist thread. My sincerest
compliments.
Keynes once predicted no one would need to work more than a 15-hour work week (3 hours\day) because of productivity gains. With a little wealth redistribution\jiggering of the tax code, we can make Keynes' prediction a reality. And the next leap forward in human freedom and evolution can finally begin.
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Bernie offers false hope and fails to address the real problem for the college bound. [View all]
CK_John
May 2015
OP
Consumers with no money means no profit regardless of potential productivity
HereSince1628
May 2015
#18
Maybe Killing Bad Trade Deals Is A Start - Seems Bernie Is For No Bad Trade Deals
cantbeserious
May 2015
#3
Throwing out solutions such as free tuition which has no chance of getting passed in any current
CK_John
May 2015
#13
Didn't the majestic and mysterious state of Tennessee eliminate com. coll tuition?
Eleanors38
May 2015
#37
So India gets nothing from giving their kids FREE Bachelors degree education?
cascadiance
May 2015
#57
Absolutely.It's time and past time to throw off the tyrants and their tools.
Jackpine Radical
May 2015
#35
I agree. And that, plus protection of the environment, ought to be the backbone
Jackpine Radical
May 2015
#38
It all began when Ned Ludd's warnings went unheeded. Technological 'progress'
Joe Chi Minh
May 2015
#15
'What is man that thou art mindful of him? the son of man, that thou visitest him?'
Joe Chi Minh
May 2015
#92
At least it keeps people out of the work force for another 2-4 years. ;-)
thesquanderer
May 2015
#22
Small college are closing and for profit see the writing on the wall and are cashing in now.
CK_John
May 2015
#30
I'll take the other side of that bet. I will pay you $100K if you are right
Lucky Luciano
May 2015
#55
I'll cross that bridge when I get to it...after programming the robot. nt
Lucky Luciano
May 2015
#64
I basically agree, although I think a college education is beneficial in a number of ways and
Hoyt
May 2015
#31
Smoke and mirrors, driverless trucks will put 1-10 million out of work, computer dianostics
CK_John
May 2015
#48
Well there you have it Debbie Downer. We might all as well slash our wrists and bleed out- ya think?
notadmblnd
May 2015
#54
A good idea, but as a Bill is it just another cheap way to get a campaign add.
Agnosticsherbet
May 2015
#74