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[brushwolf]

I just think if you're lower income -- one, you're not as educated, two, they don't understand how it works, they don't understand how the systems work, they don't understand the impact.

My degree tells me that I know a little about chemistry, physics, and Amerindian cultures. My degree tells me that I have some idea of how freshwater and maritime systems work and the things that might impact them. Maybe my income doesn't tell me much about the need to treat workers like shit and to deny anything that looks like science in the interests of making more money, and how that's a great thing. So what does your education tell you? Because I'd really like to know.

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[wynkat]

*snort* that person is an idiot. My fancy education tells me way too much about alternative religions (and was supposed to tell me way more about comparative religion and philosophy but ah well). the less fancy education tells me how to write and how to think - thats a quote from the president of my college and she was right. Frankly no one taught me how to flip burgers or answers phones, I had to learn that on my own. hmmmmm.

[brushwolf]

But they're rich. I'd assume their education probably is financial related - assuming they're smart enough to tackle something that technical - and even if it did tell me they were intelligent, that wouldn't excuse their deficient sense of fair play.

And of course, it's not like the rich people on the Democrat side of the fence are that much different or better. I'm really tired of life in the scrotums of ethically bankrupt war crimes sympathiser bigot environmental rapist rich asswipes like this.