How did people who got up every day, went to school or into a trade, obeyed the law (mostly), then went to work, paid a shit load in taxes, respected and defended the rights of everyone, and raised kids who are also productive citizens become the assholes and the FUCKING PROBLEM?
How did people who got up every day, went to school or into a trade, obeyed the law (mostly), then went to work, paid a shit load in taxes, respected and defended the rights of everyone, and raised kids who are also productive citizens become the assholes and the FUCKING PROBLEM?
How did people who got up every day, went to school or into a trade, obeyed the law (mostly), then went to work, paid a shit load in taxes, respected and defended the rights of everyone, and raised kids who are also productive citizens become the assholes and the FUCKING PROBLEM?
It reminds of a time in 2004 or 2005 when I was down in the media area next to Hec Ed Pavilion. I had just completed an interview and was shooting the breeze with a starter on the UW football team, a really nice kid. He was telling me about some of his courses. I wish I could remember the specific course, but he said "I never realized just how much the black man is continuing to be oppressed by society until I took this class."
Maybe the professor is trying to incite discussion. Maybe this is a student presentation. Maybe this is a presentation on biased perspectives. Taking this image at face value without any context may or may not be representativeindicative of what is going on...
with the exception of bullet #4, the other stuff is going to be presented, directly or indirectly, at any institution of higher learning not named Oral Roberts University or the like.
now, describing capitalism as a zero/sum, winner/loser game is ridiculous. that would NEVER happen at Middlebury.
listen, b4 you poast again on the academies, check in with me furst. I've got that shit wired the fuck down.
with the exception of bullet #4, the other stuff is going to be presented, directly or indirectly, at any institution of higher learning not named Oral Roberts University or the like.
now, describing capitalism as a zero/sum, winner/loser game is ridiculous. that would NEVER happen at Middlebury.
listen, b4 you poast again on the academies, check in with me furst. I've got that shit wired the fuck down.
I can think of a couple posters fucktards here who think #4 is accurate.
with the exception of bullet #4, the other stuff is going to be presented, directly or indirectly, at any institution of higher learning not named Oral Roberts University or the like.
now, describing capitalism as a zero/sum, winner/loser game is ridiculous. that would NEVER happen at Middlebury.
listen, b4 you poast again on the academies, check in with me furst. I've got that shit wired the fuck down.
I can think of a couple posters fucktards here who think #4 is accurate.
with the exception of bullet #4, the other stuff is going to be presented, directly or indirectly, at any institution of higher learning not named Oral Roberts University or the like.
now, describing capitalism as a zero/sum, winner/loser game is ridiculous. that would NEVER happen at Middlebury.
listen, b4 you poast again on the academies, check in with me furst. I've got that shit wired the fuck down.
I can think of a couple posters fucktards here who think #4 is accurate.
Everything was going fine and dandy with Feudalism until Capitalism came along and started automatically oppressing everyone who doesn't look like Wilford Brimley. I blame the Renaissance
Everything was going fine and dandy with Feudalism until Capitalism came along and started automatically oppressing everyone who doesn't look like Wilford Brimley. I blame the Renaissance
Feudalism was a pretty good fucking deal if you were smart about the family into which you were born. But you had to get that right, because if you fucked that up you were good and serfed - err fucked.
The only real problem I see is the definition of capitalism is totally wrong and backwards. Capitalism is what actually helps lift the poor and middle class of society. Today people are fooled into thinking capitalism is what causes extreme inequality and poverty, when it is the most just and moral economic system.
It depends on the amount of (proper) regulation and corruption.
I took black studies back in the day and wrote a paper on how the real oppression in America is economic and they keep us down by dividing us because there is a lot of poor white folk too. Got a F so I went to Whitey sucks from then on and did a lot better
Lesson learned. Whitey hetro undisabled rich people men suck
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now, describing capitalism as a zero/sum, winner/loser game is ridiculous. that would NEVER happen at Middlebury.
listen, b4 you poast again on the academies, check in with me furst. I've got that shit wired the fuck down.
postersfucktards here who think #4 is accurate.tax dollarsstudent loan dollars paid forithis salary.https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=MsBTNk_e5zo