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Our philandering boob was still a bigger boob than yours isI have as going to say precisely that including the philanering buffoon bit
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Our philandering boob was still a bigger boob than yours isI have as going to say precisely that including the philanering buffoon bit
Our philandering boob was still a bigger boob than yours is
Its true. Rich kids often have their educations payed for, and have connections with other rich people, while poor kids often have to take out loans, are saddled in debt, and don't have the same connections that rich kids do.
The whole point of a caste system is that it's not up to you.Would you live in a caste system? Why or why not?
Yeah fair enough. But at least yours is gone (hopefully).Our philandering boob was still a bigger boob than yours is
Really? My daughter just graduated university and all the “poor kids” had free rides through government grants (not scholarships). They didn’t pay a dime and, in fact, were given a bunch of money because …. COVID.
My daughter, on the other hand, qualified for zero grants because she has a “rich” daddy (me). She worked and went to school at the same time, paid her own way (except for a bit of help from me), and graduated in four years. So she paid for her own education with my assistance. And, as a tax payer, I also helped fund her “poor” friends. And, as a tax payer, I also contributed to their COVID relief even though they were students who literally weren’t paying anything. What exactly did they need relief from?
Look, I’m all for education, but when my daughter can pay most of her own way by working her *** off, it makes me wonder why Joe-taxpayers like me have to fund the “poor” who are unwilling to work themselves through college.
Why did they take loans? Why didn’t they just work their butts off? If they were poor, didn’t they receive grants? Did they properly complete the FAFSA? Did they stay home for school to avoid cost of boarding? Did they choose an expensive college or something more within their budget?Wish my poor friends had had those opportunities... they all had to pay their loan debts, and work their ***es off, just like your daughter.
Covid's a new thing, relatively speaking. Covid aid hasn't always been there, nor will it always be.
I think these things are largely affected by what state you're in.
Our philandering boob was still a bigger boob than yours is
My daughter, on the other hand, qualified for zero grants because she has a “rich” daddy (me). She worked and went to school at the same time, paid her own way (except for a bit of help from me), and graduated in four years. So she paid for her own education with my assistance. And, as a tax payer, I also helped fund her “poor” friends. And, as a tax payer, I also contributed to their COVID relief even though they were students who literally weren’t paying anything. What exactly did they need relief from?
Why did they take loans? Why didn’t they just work their butts off? If they were poor, didn’t they receive grants? Did they properly complete the FAFSA? Did they stay home for school to avoid cost of boarding? Did they choose an expensive college or something more within their budget?
Sorry I have no idea what you’re talking about. I’ll look it up.Reminds me of the Kshatriyas and Brahmin classes that hire a priest to "find fault" in their lineage, so as to push them into a lower "caste" so that they can reap the college benefits of affirmative action. (Yes this does happen in India).
My daughter didn’t qualify for grants either. You know how much she took out in loans? Zero.While this nitpicking may serve a purpose in your mind. I don't think it really matters.
My wife and I are not the most well off, yet neither of us qualify for grants. When I still lived at home, my parents were lower middle class, and yet grants and scholarships were not really in the cards, even though I applied for many of them.
Sorry I have no idea what you’re talking about. I’ll look it up.
My daughter didn’t qualify for grants either. You know how much she took out in loans? Zero.
Thank you for your service.Good for her.
I signed a blank check to the govt in order to secure a better life and education for myself.
(ie I gave up personal autonomy and freedom, and took the chance of dying in combat, so as to have the ability to be educated to a level in which I could elevate my own children.).
Thank you for your service.
Understood!I know you feel it's an obligation, but I'd ask that you not thank me.
I don't really feel deserving of any thanks.
Why did they take loans? Why didn’t they just work their butts off? If they were poor, didn’t they receive grants? Did they properly complete the FAFSA? Did they stay home for school to avoid cost of boarding? Did they choose an expensive college or something more within their budget?
I hope it dosent work like in the past.But does it have to work like that? I mean there is some class infighting in India, but as it stands it's not very prevalent anymore, even if the classes are still socially maintained. It's about implementation imo.
Are there schools in the vicinity so that it is even possible to stay home?Did they stay home for school to avoid cost of boarding?
Why are there expensive colleges?Did they choose an expensive college or something more within their budget?